But, there are some things to watch out for.Sometimes "five units" really means five separate units each with their own kitchen and bath.

Also, I've been pretty good about keeping my credit cards below the 30% mark, but last month I ran it up to 75%.

Put it on your Home Depot card so that you don't have to pay for 6 months.

Of the six, five sold at 95-98% of the listing price.

Not the $25,000k profits of five figures from your first deal.

After the meeting I was talking to people and exchanging cards for over an hour.

If you have a credit card with a decent limit you can buy for cash using a cash advance on the card.It is a bit more complex but I think you get the basic idea.

Looking at two houses... for rental investment in not fancy neighborhoodsFirst on an nicer block in rougher neighbohood..Second in much nicer neighborhood, but both houses on either side are bad.. knee high weeds, five cars parked out front...If it wasn't for the two bad neighbors Second house is a better deal by like 50%..

He can take out a bank loan, a credit card advance, borrow from family or friend.

(Seasonal)Worked some dumb jobs over winter and took a month off, then I just started back up on Construction last month and now im making about 5500 NET a month..I have not enough credit to even get a credit card..I have bills , Rent, Insurance, Cable/Internet, Cell phone, etc all PAID FULL on time for the last 6 months, So if that counts...Before that I had a cell phone for 3 years always paid on time..Anyways , doubtful?