I agree with juzamjedi, but think you shouldn't limit yourself to investors.

The only solution I can think of for this is to make your options for periods measured in years rather than months, and that would require lots more money.

If you can responsibly increase the credit limits on your credit cards, this is a start.

This is all too complex to explain the revenue potentials on a forum or in any short space but that being ok as well as we have a group that currently is involved in this commitment and yet I fear they will have limited resources and possibly may be looking to bring others in as well.

A lot of it is special order/limited supplier/make it yourself.I hate to sound so negative ... so I'll add one caveat ... in agreement with dcg123.

An owner selling by themselves can forego/accidently overlook certain steps in the transaction whereby a licensed agent would be compelled to expound i.e. inspections and disclosures.I would limit my exposure by offering owner financing bad credit ok with 5 or 10% down, then sift thru the possible leads for someone who qualifies for an 90 to 95% sub-prime mortgage or who has the best possibilty of qualifying for one in a year.

Space is limited.

With limited money I am trying to build up credit (and cash) to make some larger investments.

, there's lots of books on landlording so I won't go into a the problems that can pop up, but check your library and/or do a google search, also read everyhing ESPECIALLY THE ARCHIVES on this and other sites.I always forbade dogs and smokers, if it limited my tenant pool I didn't care.

To me, the measure of risk is how many factors are there that cannot be controlled.