Local community banks and credit unions are probably your best bet.

This can include past taxes, bank statements, credit reports etc.Stay away from anyone who says they can finance anyone from 5k-50 mil for 4% as well as anyone who asks for upfront fees.  

To pay off all our bills, and pay off what we owe on cars, credit cards, student loans, debt collectors, etc we would need around $125,000.  

The majority of my inspections are generated by Home Inspectors.

The most important factors are tenant selection and keeping the good tenants so that you have little turnover (major expense). 

@Phil Bach, Hello, The foreign money from China, England, Russia and Brazil that has been buying up all the high end real estate in major cities around the world has been driving those prices sky high as the investors try to protect assets and launder money.

It doesn't quite meet the 50% rule but I'm paying it off in 15 years instead of 30 and I could always re-fi or get a HELOC to get some of my cash out if a major expense like a roof or something popped up. 

Seed doesn't actually finance the deal, they just open up credit cards for you.

I've read some people are accepting debit or credit cards but this seems risky as well since they can call their bank to dispute the charge.

So I have been mostly using my brokerage account to buy properties as my credit line.