I got my FICO in July and it was a 674 which isn't HORRIBLE, but I want it alot higher so I can get a good rate for my first real estate dealAnyway..I heard that for people like me, I could get authorized under some1 else's credit card and I would automatically pick up their years of credit.

My reasons are:Recently graduated from college and have found a horrible job that pays next to nothing.Living with my aunt because I moved from our small town to a major city (thinking I would find a better paying job).No experience in real estate.

$120,000, but the paint is horrible, and kitchen is out dated, and a few other things that turn prospects away.

Wholesaling is a whole different ballgame than rehabbing, but if you have the horrible problem of having too many deals :roll: then it might be a good avenue for you to pursue.At first, I'd recommend cherry picking the very best deal or two and put them under contract with some type of contingency.

But that is a horrible way to go.

Yes I was seeking information on my tenant rights wen it comes to horrible cases of black mold

These investors now own several vacant homes which is bad for us and horrible for them.None of these "investors" asked to talk to me (the seller) before the closing.

My credit is horrible and I will be unable to obtain financing by personally guaranteeing a loan for my LLC.

This deal would be a horrible first deal.

Again as Mike mentioned, I wouldn't categorize this as a "great" deal, but I wouldn't call it a horrible one either.