This means that it acts somewhat like a credit card, as I can pay it off and use it again; the interest rate is quite low. 

. $ 389.62 Total Monthly Cashflow $ 431.01 Cash on Cash Return4.86%Even if you can raise the rents to $1,000, it's only a ~6% CoC return and $130/unit.

Credit Score is about 650 for each of the couple. 90k revolving credit card debt..with utilization > 95%.However rental history is good.

Definitely echo the sentiments that $0 money investing is much more myth and marketing snake oil than being plausible.Closest thing I know to quick easy funding is a 0 fee, 0% credit card balance transfer but not everyone can command 30K plus credit limits and I wouldnt recommend that path unless you are equipped to handle that debt once the promotional APR expires

I've found a lot of newer people will be more accepted in the Multi Family world because it's a team sport and if you can bring value to a team who does syndication or a 506(C) or (B) raise you can learn a lot and its quite lucrative. 

Just raise the rents by the max bill over the past two years (divided by number of units), plus 10%.

Along with the business, I’ve acquired a good amount of capital via business credit cards.

I buy a house with equity and fix it using my credit cards, then I get a appraisal by my credit union.

They may not be able raise the taxes over a certain percentage if it does. 

My question really is would you let my current house look like **** being worth at least 350k and hopefully make the new house worth more because it looks so much better or just clean everything up and make both houses look great and raise property value that way?