I know Frank and Dave have raised a few funds via crowdfunding.

I then started to work both a full time and part time job to lower my DTI by paying off both car and credit card debts, coupled with listening to the Podcasts and then becoming a member of the website which have really helped boost my awareness and self-esteem these past few months.  

Don't buy into that market unless you believe it's going to change and raise the value of your property (appreciate).When doing the house-hack thing, compare the cost of renting your side of the property with market rents for similar.

Are they also counting the undrawn portion of all of your credit cards as well?

Thanks for following   I got the idea off the back of a local property management company's business card.  

I live in Oklahoma and so far find most owners know what their properties are worth so there is no room to raise rents right away) but if I did have the money I would so join his Deals and Dollars Club for the cashflow properties his handful of students who could make his system work offer for sale. 

Born and raised there and have seen a lot go on.

But it's kind of stupid to not disclose that information to a future potential buyer because it raises a lot of suspicions.Frankly, I don't like dealing with foreclosures/short sales when looking for properties for my investor clients.

If you perform all the rehab work, can you raise the rent?

There is a new way to raise money for a start up.