What I mean is that they will look at you personally, your credit, income etc.

and how is your credit.if you have a little bit of money IE the 3.5% it takes to get a FHA loan then just go that route you need a job and credit as well.if you cant qualify for a FHA loan there  are not going to be any private lenders going to do anything with you in any capacity... remember those books are just ideas and maybe someone gets lucky but its not the norm by any means.. they are selling dreams..

I can buy a top freezer model new one for 500-600 on sale at home depot, so I would not split the used model they are eyeing as that is a bad price for a used fridge.

Good credit, and bank relationship.

He had a bad tenant who didn't pay the rent in a basement unit, and after evicting him the ex-tenant called the city.

I think the bad reputation and high crime has held it down for quite sometime, but now new forces are moving in to develop residential and commercial space that will be close to the new Georgia Dome and Turner Field Redevelopment as well as the Beltline.

I've seen similar promises here in NY and it turned out to be 2 Loans - Loan 1 was a credit card cash advance and the second a more typical hard money loan.  

I am willing to pay the due note but my credit went down because I made the mistake of using my own credit to fund it as a cash deal.

The client would need 10% down, 2 years experience in the industry, and a credit score of at least 650.

The rate which you finance the loan is based on your credit and a host of other things they look at debt/income ratios etc.