Currently looking at a few properties to fix-n-flip to raise some funds and looking for good deals that I can get on owner finance, since banks seem to want 30% down, which is good for equity and cash flow, but limiting when it comes to purchases.  

Evict the trouble maker, raise the rent bc of required repairs, do you self a favor a beginning monthly inspections, and move on...

I had to raise my rents to even get interest is the place, and it worked.  

I'm 21 making $35,000 a yr now while still in college full time.I read an article saying the FED might raise interest rates.

The cookie has already raised expectations too much.Supposedly the secret to these cookies has been revealed: pulverized oats, and supposedly there is a good copycat recipe out there.

I had a seller respond to an ad that needs to sell and needs to sell quick due to being out of a job and I need feedback on the best strategy to exit the property.She owes the following on the property:HOA $3,835Taxes $5,000 Mortgage $69,700This is a 1 bedroom condo with a tenant in place that has been there for 3 years and the seller just raised the rent to $695 and the tenant wants to stay on a month to month lease.

Well, my wife stays home with my three little ones, and although my W2 job covers the bills and puts food on the table, I would like to grow beyond a 3-4% annual raise and build up to financial freedom.

What I did was save up $10,000 and put it in account to use for investing (I put every dime of my husbands large raise plus our tax refund in there). 

After I finished writing my business plan I have a experienced investor/partner that I am going to pitch to raise money for my business.

If you can't get conventional financing, then you're either going to have to raise, make or save the capital somehow or use creative financing.