I've got my own business cards, paper ads, bandit signs, car magnets, and direct mail campaign running, so I how would I separate when I am working for myself, or when I am working for the real estate company?

Reminds me of the bumper sticker "He who dies with the most toys wins" or George Carlin - The new American pass time is consumption - maxing out your credit card buying things you don't need with money you don't have.

Originally posted by Eric Dubrule: @Brian Ortins there is information on mass.gov, but I can't seem to find the specific information I'm looking for relative to how to deduct the credit from expense deductions properly.

@Joseph Tarallo HELOC is also tax deductible, which is better than a credit card.

You could use 0% credit card check offers.

Your best bet might be to see the house and make the offer there, so you can negotiate properly (without highlighting TOO much the deficiencies of the property) with the owner.

I have no money saved up, bad credit from school loans which was a waste of time after getting two Associate degrees and also credit cards.

I have no money saved up, bad credit from school loans which was a waste of time after getting two Associate degrees and also credit cards.

If you do the items in the proper order, and you get fed up with being a GC you can always farm out the rest to a GC.

Leave any cash or credit cards at home............... : )