Set up a score card to track those so that at a glance you can tell if you are winning or losing.4.

Best way to learn is to:1) Read MREA2) You need to "network" -> Go to meetup.com events, go to local events (leave business cards around), tell those that you that can help3) Make sales -> Reinvest back in

@Mitchell Behm We have multiple LLC's...each LLC holds multiple properties...all business checking and separated...I think my credit union calls each account a "share"...checks and a debit card for each account...this works well for our CPA as well...through Quickbooks.You don't necessarily have to go to the extent as referenced above to keep things independent, this is just the way we do it.And no to pay pal...though I have no idea if it's viable...seems to make sense.

Made up of 2 credit cards and a student loan. 

I do a phone order with credit card and they are delivered a week later.

I'm comfortable making the payments on credit cards and personal loan if I can't find a bank to refi.

Anything that's inaccurate you can challenge yourself with no additional fee to someone else.The fastest way to boost your score is to pay off any credit card balances. 

My in-training PO showed me this website the moment we were talking about nice homes to look for when I first got posted here.In all this leads me to this tl;dr:- looking to find my first deal in Halifax, but can't decipher from the information I'm reading- since I have a lot of time on my hands, I am willing to learn but need someone to show me the ropes- I unfortunately don't have a lot of DIY skills, but am good with website building/graphics and social media- looking for local (if not, Canadian) REI groups.

There's a big potential for abuse from an ill-willed tenant with any 3rd party processor that allows credit cards to be used as a payment method.   

I keep getting letters from my mortgage company telling me to cash out and pay credit cards bill and ext.