If they don't give it to you and give you a generic "US Air Force, Pentagon"  you can ask for more.  

I got my most recent batch of business cards (they're fairly generic, just have my name, email, phone, and website on a blue design background... glossy on the front, nothing on the back) for less than 15 bucks shipped OVERNIGHT 'cause I needed them the day after, 250 for free, only pay shipping... so there's no excuse for cheap looking business cards in this day and age!

By a line of credit do you mean a HELOC or just a generic loan that's not related to real estate?

However, there is a lot of information online that can supplement and verify what you're given. 

real estate investing" is a very generic term people throw around.

Do you want to work full time and have a couple units to supplement your lifestyle?

In the case of grass and landscape, it'd still be a good idea to have the photo edited, but more-so as a supplement for agents to use to give the potential buyers some vision on how beautiful the house could be with a little extra $ invested into the yard.

Using a widely-used, state-specific contract would be better than a generic contract you find online, but deals have gotten done with much less......like a handshake.

Account Closed I cannot really answer your question as it is very generic. 

I currently work in IT and have rentals to supplement my income in the Detroit Metro area.