I know I am certainly incentivized to get the credit assuming it doesn't cost me more than the price of the tax savings.Thanks in advance,

haha, thanks in advance for your patience :)

Thanks in advance!

Here's a vid explaining how to do this for free:http://preforeclosuredata.net/companyblog/2011/01/using-technology-to-simulate-your-handwriting-in-yellow-letter-marketing/

Thanks in advance :)

If so, you could get a cash advance for 3% ($1,200) and make payments of (usually) 1% per month. ($400).

I am taking my time trying to learn the steps involved as well as who I need to contact to get things rolling.Thank you all in advance,A newbie

(The place was a mess, as I am in the middle of a handful of projects, but wanted to start showing, and warning the prospective tenant in advance what I plan on doing) All in all, the two relatives, the wife, (prospective tenant) and the 23 year old son (prospective tenant) looked at the place and said they liked it.

Thanks for all of your help in advance!

How about a line of credit using your RE at the bank, along with a first on the acquired properties, I'd think that would carry even if there are a few credit blips, future advances for construction would be the next sweet spot for them.