We are the only company in the country that can sell Real Estate on a credit card!

The people that did not over-leverage and treat their home as a credit card are having no difficulty getting financed with little down, as long as they can document required, stable income.I'm only seeing tighter requirements on the REI lending.

He then proceeded to hand me his card and told me to call him because he has 6 properties in 'consevatorship'!

That is in real terms only about 1499( That is total Debt to Income ratio- house and other debts/credit cards, loans) that can be used to qualify you and that is a tiny sum when you think about owning a duplex and then buying something else.I have no clue what your credit is like, what other debts you carry so its really just making random comments till you view things.

The Home Depots in Central Florida...require you to have a militay ID or veterans card in order to get the discount...is it the same everywhere?

Out of curiosity, I'd like to hear everyone's opinion on the best marketing experiences to promote products and/or services.Here are some things I've done- Bandit Signs- Post Cards/Direct Mail- Personal/Business Website- Classified Ads- Newspaper (local)- Online Networking (Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc)I'm leaning more towards expensive newspaper ads and am thinking about posting to the New York Times.

Might not be the best way is you want to stay on their Christmas card list.I think you're talking about creating some sort of partnership where you get some investors to put in money and you run the deal.

We knew when it was foreclosed on, waited a month or two till all of the tenants were gone and property was vacant, we posted our business card with handwritten note on back that says we want to buy property.

I did not pay a commision, but did refer them business after the deal and they did receive a mysterious gift card in the mail.

Contrarily, if you choose foreclosure, it is permanent and ever lasting It will be years before you will get even a decent interest rate on any type of loan or credit card.