If you'r a U.S. citizen/green card holder things can be easier, particularly with funding (actually, i'd dare say maybe only in view of funding).

Besides, she says she has a medical card for it.My worry isn’t that she uses it.

Financing for non-US citizens/green card holders is a hit and miss.

I got the cash off my 0% interest credit card offers (had a couple of cards with $30K - $60K limits).

Do you send another post card or letter later?

Maybe ask your parents to put you down as an authorized user on one or some of their credit cards.

anybody have any advice about hard money vs business credit card?

Set up a score card to track those so that at a glance you can tell if you are winning or losing.4.

Best way to learn is to:1) Read MREA2) You need to "network" -> Go to meetup.com events, go to local events (leave business cards around), tell those that you that can help3) Make sales -> Reinvest back in

@Mitchell Behm We have multiple LLC's...each LLC holds multiple properties...all business checking and separated...I think my credit union calls each account a "share"...checks and a debit card for each account...this works well for our CPA as well...through Quickbooks.You don't necessarily have to go to the extent as referenced above to keep things independent, this is just the way we do it.And no to pay pal...though I have no idea if it's viable...seems to make sense.