Maybe what I learn will move me away from partnership(s), but I feel that having access to more cash than currently on-hand is really whats stopping me from taking the next step.

My client and the seller set up a joint venture, they both co-sign on a loan, I'll lend the $50k in rehab (I'll do 100% because the seller is pledging the house as collateral), then when it sells, the loan gets paid off, the seller gets his $150k for the house, and then they split the profits equally.

I am still buying and don't likely ever see myself stopping as long as good deals are still there to get.

Hello BPCan anyone whom has knowledge of the city of Miami give recommendations on filing a junction to cease demolition of a property located within the city of Miami, The property isn't as bad as the city thinks and...

If for some reason this guy stops paying rent or doesn't get a his credit/lien issue taken care of in time for him to get a bank loan with in the term limit that you set, then he's out.

Good luck on your venture and see you around BP!

Hopefully she was at least denied the new car payment so she can stop the bleeding and bad decision making from getting worse!  

(If you find that, it's probably going to be in Stop 6 or some other war-zone area.)

Here's what the contractor told me via email this morning: "Just stopped and looked at the job it's going to cost $1050 to install a fan in that bathroom I have to find electricity in the Attic and vented out through the roof please let me know if you want to proceed with the project thanks"Has anyone else had this done recently? 

So if you're going to do this, stop doing it for a month or two prior to applying for additional credit (such as another purchase or refinance mortgage) OR get the credit card company to raise the credit limit so high that your mortgage bill is some small percentage (15% or 25%) of the limit.