For the money you do need, have the guts to put it on credit cards.

For example, it is certainly not true that a person can't learn anything from books, cd's, tapes, seminars, courses, or mentoring.

Be Advised- In spite of all the excitement about the "guaranteed" rent payments from section 8, just remember, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

A very few counties have online bidding and they take credit cards.

Then, once you're past the one or two year guaranteed period, the costs go up to more realistic levels and your profits go down.It just smacks of "too good to be true".

ThanksWell it all depends on what you have in mind for instance if you wanted to buy a pre-foreclosure than I would say the post card.

True though the project in question was in Ohio.

Thats true with most banks at that time.

Whole-heartedly agreed - Kilz is your best friend.....if it is true hard wood - you do have a choice though.....Start by ripping out the carpet - in a lot of cases - the pad is what is holding a good chunk of the smell....pull the pad & tack strips out - if they are stained....once that's out for a day or so - then you can re-evaluate.....if you're gonna re-carpet - try with the Kilz before replacing the sub floor....you MAY be ok....also - they have a water based Kilz - easier to use than the oil based....JMHO....Thanks - Ken

How does one get around the fact that most states are beginning to pass “good funds” laws that make it illegal for title companys to do a true double closing?