Five years is a long option period, I would look at something like 2 years.  

I haven't gone through the process yet myself so don't know if there are hidden catches or dangers, but I don't see why this is would be more risky than what I have heard some do with maxing out credit cards to get started.

I opened escrow the next day and in five days we were done.  100% financing including all the rehab, no hold backs. 

I have my website up.. my biz cards and flyers printed and my google number linked to podio waiting.. . .I wouldnt mind doing a google hangout or just a 15 mins ring on the phone from those who have the most experience in weeding out the properties i come up with that are a for sure "no go" because of the specific transaction history. 

Next week, we should be closing on properties 4 and 5. Despite having to chase climbing prices in a seller's market, we have been able to find a few deals for the fixer-uppers that we tend to buy. These two will be ou...

I have my website up..www. topdollar 4 myhouse.com my biz cards ...

Late payments on a few accounts typically less than a week and they open and close alot of credit cards as they use them. example open a walmart credit card for a big purchase. pay it off in a year then close it, opening a new one 1 or 2 years down the road.  

However, from a credit card issuer perspective, they will reject your credit card application for too many inquiries even if you have a decent credit score.

I have credit cards for $100,000 at 0% and I can pull cash off of them for 3% and 0% APR.

Free for landlords to collect rent and free for tenants too if they pay via ACH. 2.75% fee for tenants if they use debit/credit card.