It took about 2 weeks, I was then approved for $24K in the form of 3 credit cards all with a 0% interest rate for at least one year on all purchases as well as the ability to do balance transfers.They have a system in which they feed your profile that gives them the names of the banks and investors with highest percentage for your approval, then they only make application to them.  

He has a system that seems to be working for him and it is exciting to think I can do it to.

This makes sense because the amount of credit in the system has been exponentially higher at each point in time.

"Basically a Cleveland version of HGTV's Fixer Upper"IMO, these programs are so misleading that they are on the edge of F R A U D.Facts (ha ha, what facts) are sketchy and it's all dreamland.CAVEAT EMPTOR.

If you are interested in renting to students I would also recommend looking into the 19th ward where more and more U of R students are calling home.

Using any systems to manage the call influx, data tracking, etc...?

@Chad Nagel and Ralph R.  

In that case, it makes little sense to me to invest in properties with all cash, unless you have a system for painlessly dealing with rental properties.If you want an unleveraged, low-work investment, real estate is probably not the correct path.On the other hand, it's possible and likely for investors to see excellent returns with a little sweat, hustle, networking, and leverage.

Home warranties often cover very specific items/components (HVAC, hot water heater, etc), not structural, built-in systems (wiring/plumbing/ductwork) or aesthetic items. 

What is the integrity of the houses' systems and when will they need to be replaced (capital expenditures)?