.), I have now found a massive win/win solution that helps me fill my parks, helps the bank finance more deals, helps the factory sell more homes and helps customers with poor credit get financing...this is a massive game changer for our portfolio.

The other 5 I bought cash from my earnings from my various business dealings and are in various stages of completion, being remodeled or next in the pipeline.Here’s my question, I can’t keep dropping 10’s of thousands of dollars boot strapping my property acquisitions and I think I’ve acquired enough collateral to put up for a line of credit so I can continue to buy deals as they present themselves, which is every day in my area.

Were going to negotiate with seller to give us some credit towards that, but I don't think that's too much for a new roof.

.), I have now found a massive win/win solution that helps me fill my parks, helps the bank finance more deals, helps the factory sell more homes and helps customers with poor credit get financing...this is a massive game changer for our portfolio.

Thanks,  The applicant I was dealing with I just rejected due to sub 600 credit score. 

I work for a university and we have our own credit union. 

@Ethan Williams some options are partnersprivate lenders (friends and family)hard money lenders (loan on the deal more than your credit)Credit cardsCo signer for loanI see this is your first post Welcome to BP

Note: I'm rather conservative in my decisions, so personally I'm more comfortable taking a smaller piece and not having to worry about stretching my credit too thin.

- HELOC: I've found one credit union here in Utah that has good terms on rental property HELOCs.

Good afternoon BP,I have been on a tear as far as consuming real estate investing information (BP podcast, books, forums etc.) while I pay off debts and get my credit & finances in position to make my first deal.