Post away, there are a lot of active investors in this forum that have an amazing dept of knowledge.

What you want is to diversify your report..You should have a few revolving accounts.At least one installment loan. ie. auto loan/personal loan.And a mortgage.You want to keep a Debt to credit ratio of about 1/3.. that means actively using 30% of your available credit..

I"m just curious how the active investors here are funding their deals right now?

I'm interested in learning more about activities that don't require a license that I can undertake now to move towards my goals.

i dont know...i do know at $300 it still makes damn good cash flow...the property is still marked active and not UA yet...but i have a hunch its going to be foreclosed onim also not worried about having an empty apartment, thats part of the game...in my market i can fill these 3 or 4 bedrooms in this neighborhood very fast even in the winter, they are way above average units...if i can get it at $300K- great if not o well...im not planning on getting this one, bc there is another (supposedly) offer that is higher...there is a chance the realtor was pulling one on me, but from the start i said i'd go to $300K, therefore i started at $270K

But there are service animals that assist persons with other kinds of disabilities in their day-to-day activities.

It cost money just be an active licensed real estate agend and if you want to be classified as a Realtor you will have to join their organization for another $500.

I would engage with a Realtor simply as a mean to determine what the market is doing for closed properties and active homes that match the criteria of the home you're trying to buy.

I look forward to becoming more active on this site....

Hope you are still active in the REO niche!