Private lendingAre there courses or resources for learning these strategies, or others that might be a better fit?

Here are some recommendations to help you on your journey:To begin, get pre-approved for a loan from local lenders like Georgia's Own Credit Union, SunTrust (now Truist), and Wells Fargo.

Your Credit Score: 680+ or 700+ will get you better terms depending on the lender. 660 is the minimum for many lenders. 

We look at everything from experience, credit, the project, and much more.

(Ok, maybe people with bad credit who don’t care if you send them to collections or if they damage your property, because they don’t have anything.) 

Like I said this will vary dependent on the lender, experience, credit score (not as important as traditional financing but can help).

I understand that one needs to have separate bank account and possibly credit card to separate rental income and expenses but just asking about from the tax filing purposes. 

Before my lease started the management company offered me a $0 security deposit due to my credit score but I had to go through 3rd party company who offered it and pay them like $50 to opt out which I did.

I hope to establish new relationships for mentorship, partnerships and of course further my education in real estate.

you should find someone who you can shot the deal over to, they say yes or no then you toss the EMD down.... if a purchase and rehabhow many deals have you done, address, purchase price, est rehab cost and est arv, credit score and llc name.for a 30 year fixed long term purchase or reficredit score, address, purchase price or est value, rent or expected rent if purchase, taxes and insurance.these are deal by deal.