@Ryan Cauzza Hey Ryan, I wish I had a more established set up so that I could offer you an option like some of the others that have posted, it would be great to be in that position for many reasons.However I would offer you some thoughts to consider.

It's very important to use a portion of your card in order to establish revolving usage history.The sweet spot for subprime revolving utilization is usually around 20%, maybe less. 

I was shocked at the deposit the electric company wanted unless I cosigned, and can't imagine the burden it puts on young people trying to establish themselves.  

I had a non-profit for housing, I had future clients establish sweat equity for their homes working on other homes.

But I have experience with large projects and responsibility from managing large stock portfolios, estate planning and managing over 60 advisors, $85mm in assets and over 3000 clients at a time.

Hi Mike,I would speak to your tax advisor on this as laws can be different state to state.

Many of the parks i do see in the area are established and 55+ but do have empty lots on them. 

The PM firms I've used have established broker arrangements.  

The skilled landlord learns how to read through gradations of bad credit and establish which cases have merit and which are truly awful.

A lender that accepts a DIL has no recourse for any deficiency amount.The borrower needs to be told to obtain advice from his tax advisor, as they may have tax consequences.