Thanks Amanda,I've been building my credit using a card.

They tend to like the small spaces.Also a printing business for cards,shirts,etc.These are mom and pop tenants that are local to the community.

My thinking is it is a possible combination of the following:- Credit cards: use my personal or get a new business card?

The home is modest in finishes (no granite countertops) but is in a fantastic area when it comes to schools, transportation, etc. 

So I was doing everything to prepare for my wholesaling business. Website, social media, craigslist ads, phone scripts for buyers and sellers, buyer and seller questionnaires, and started to sign up for re meetings. T...

And never underestimate the power of an impromptu drop buy for no other reason than to drop off a Starbucks gift card!!! 

Search for your property at this link, and you should be able to generate a PDF of the assessor's property card that will have a separate valuation for land vs. improvements.

I highly suggest you apply for a low limit credit card and keep your utilization to 3%.

I am literally just starting out driving for dollars making business cards trying to network and find potential investors in the area.

This comment as it stands doesn't really provide enough info for a conclusion.If you could include the type of ad you had, what the copy consisted of, your budget, how long you ran it for, who you targeted, etc. if that makes sense.For all we know, your ad could've said "we buy houses" in comic sans rainbow colors and targeted males aged 18-24 in one zipcode who have "recently bought using a credit card online" ... which would most likely not generate any leads and be your reason for not getting good results even if you had a $20k landing page haha.