I have a good credit history, a little money saved up, a retirement and 2nd pay check coming in, and no debt.

I have a good credit history, a little money saved up, a retirement and 2nd pay check coming in, and no debt.

Well, first off, I don't have the most amazing credit score, and I have little in the way of collateral to secure a loan.

We are constantly looking for long term money for non residents with good credit scores.

Mentors can help you on the right track to pursue something.  

I am a Financial Education Service Agent helping clients of Real Estate Agents correct their credit issues so they can obtain home ownership.

That isn't to be said everywhere, but there's always someone else:)  I tracked craigslist/trulia/zillow/etc. for a few months, and still do, to see what apartments actually got moved into, versus what is still on the market for asking rents today.

This works well for the seller because they don't have a foreclosure on record and while you make payments, their credit is repaired.

Redfin.com is the next best thing to having MLS access...also HomeSnap.com, they're both connected to ARMLS and they both have private notes features where you can track and make notes on each property you're watching (although Redfin is eliminating that feature, write them and ask them not too!!)!

I've heard I can open a home equity line of credit but is that my best option.