My transactions were all cash.The rehab on the houses after purchasing them (and providing proof of funds) was cash and lines of credit that have since been paid off.

I've established my DUNS number and am building some business credit.

Ask them if they know anyone and give them a couple of your cards to pass out to those that are consistently in buying roofing supplies.3) Tax laws in the states are so much different than in Canada, but I can't seem to think that there's a way you could write off an expense that you haven't purchased yet.

I haven't been very successful finding good prospects, I even had to evict my recent tenant.We're not getting a lot of applicants, and the few who apply have really bad credit scores.

4) Any referrals on Texas-based lenders would be appreciated.Excellent credit scores, job histories, etc.

No credit or Income needed.

I prefer employed blue collar working people with good credit in my class B apartments.

Go to sheriff sales and hand out your business card if you have one, create an online sign-up form and market it all over social media to get potential buyers to sign up...etc etc etc.......so many things you could be doing to attract buyers.

Next, depending on your credit, I would look at a simple line of credit.

Hello everyone, Im a 26 Y/O living in Miami FL, Excited about real estate and want to know where I can get a great creditable 63 hour Florida online class?