Currently, I'm an employed independent contractor working for a fleet company, and I'm scraping by income wise.

My friend and I both own properties that we scraped to get but we dont have a significant piece of capital to work with to make a deal that big.

Almost everything but a home loan (Roths, 529, auto loan, business business checking and saving, personal checking and saving, and credit card).My question is, Should I start searching for credit unions that offer more?

I have Absentee owners list and wanted to know if there is anything important i need to do to the list before proceeding in mailing. Things to look out for?

There are plenty of sources of capital including personal savings, credit cards, lines of credit, self directed IRA accounts, hard money lenders, private lenders (e.g. family, friends others who want to get into real estate but don't have the time) and seller financing.

Some people should tape this to all their credit cards.

I have my sdira set up that way, as a company owned by my SDIRA then I just use that company's business debit card to pay for servicing and 3rd party services like BPOs, and O&E reports which can all be ordered online. 

You might want to hold a drawing where brokers, agents, or buyers put in a fish bowl what they think the property should sell for in it's current condition and you have multiple winners for gas cards, restaurant cards etc.People love to win stuff and it gives you a reason to call them  back plus when you say to a seller it is overpriced it  can fall on deaf ears.

I'll throw in another wild card.

I had a harder time getting a new southwest credit card replaced from Chase.Thanks again Mike!