Probably not likely unless you have a lot of cash in that checking account.From experience with my business (not real estate) no lender will entertain a line of credit without substantial cash reserves or very strong history to show.Probably better off trying to open a bunch of credit cards at the same time and use those for the repairs.

They can certainly be tough to find though, and rarely on the open market. 

I am in NJ but also open for agents NC and Florida for opportunities there. 

If a tenant asks for access to personal property, open the door and grant a full day to remove items (assuming not a threat to property damage). 

I think an installment loan or HELOC would register as qualified funds as well, but you'd need to make sure opening debt won't skew DTI below requirements. 

Pay off the outstanding balance and the seller what they're owed (both stated in Purchase and Sale Agreement for everyone's safety).Obviously some of this is not traditional, such as getting something under contract before a debt is paid, but Real Estate Investing is usually more open to creative solutions. 

I created my online listing, and with the fact that my husband was going to be out of town shortly after listing it, included a time for an open house, in a week and a half. 

That way if your termination option was open for 30 or however many days, and you terminated, the seller would still get non-refundable money, I would get my earnest money back (likely $1000), and then go our own separate ways.I have enough funds to put up an earnest money deposit, plus non-refundable termination option fee.

They will be far more open and honest with you.  

And finally, AC is trying once again to make a comeback...this time with the first Casino since the Revel opening in 2018 (Hard Rock) and Stockton University bringing a campus to AC (also set to open in 2018).Is anyone else investing in Gardner's Basin or considering it?