Private money, line of credit, hard money lender, credit card, etc.

This deal did not take place, but had it worked out, I would have been in for very little out of pocket, as I was going to use a zero-interest credit card to fund the rehab.

All the repairs would be paid for using credit cards, and I would to refinance the property to clear that debt.Any comments are welcomed and greatly appreciated. 

I can't remember if it was suggested in that episode or if my mind was going afterward and got the idea, but I'm going to even get some business cards made that I can give to people to let me know if they run across any deals and I can share a .5% or so finders fee.

I'm leveraging credit cards to pay for materials on my flips and was curious how that would work.

I’ve also had good luck with bank of the internet through Costco if you get a membership there before applying get the black card, it gets you $300 off. 

@Thomas Humke FHA allows for lower credit score, higher dti, and low down so thats what i utilized. i got my 1st credit card the minute i turned 18 to help pay for school expenses so by my junior year i had 3 almost 4 yrs of credit history and i held a almost full time (30-35 hr) internship/job. i actually didnt end up renting to college kids as the duplex i bought came with a tenant that is a family so i didnt have to worry about breaks. get a student card immediately to help build your credit if you dont have one yet.

Ever bought something on sale with a credit card?

If you're a blue-collar worker making $50,000 and carrying $20,000 in debt on cars and credit cards, a $7,000 roof can be devastating.It also depends on the number of units.

I am hesitant to open a credit card as there is an annual membership fee.