I am wanting some feedback about using a revolving credit line to buy SFRs.  

I think I might go the route of using a local bakery that I like a lot and filling the tins up myself so the total cost would be $5 for the tin and maybe $9-10 bucks in cookies + shipping or delivery.

I don't recommend using a big company like Terminix.

., If you plan on using a developer to do something custom and avoid the learning curve, I'd say $200 - $300 would be fair.

I am not talking about using a broker/ agent that manages a few properties on the side in between regular sale closings.

Since I'm committed to only putting $100,000 at risk, what means should I explore to best put this capital to work so that I can continue to accumulate cash-flow properties using as little of my own cash as possible.

It seems a mute point if the transfer is to a wholly owned entity, but is there some advantage to using a Quit Claim Deed vice a Grant or Warranty Deed?

If your current income will cover your increased expenses and you were planning on using a nest egg to invest then you will probably be alright.

they are willing and will easily qualify. they live across the country. i have been using a long series of mailing addresses. mostly po boxes. it reads like i will still have problems with my history. 

Anybody using a different app that might solve this issue I’m having?