All I did was remove 20-25 sq/yards of garbage out of the house.I think I forgot to upload the exterior pics, but they might be in there...Notice all of the smoke stains and tar on the walls throughout...

They say strategic defaulters typically have higher FICO scores, lower revolving balances, fewer instances of exceeding the limits on credit cards and lower overall retail credit card usage.So much for being a good financial steward.

(lease states no smoking), tenant B moved out and tenant A seems to have replaced her w/ a tenant C (this was a bit sketchy we told them they needed to sign new lease blah blah blah they claim there was no change of tenancy blah blah drama drama blah blah) tenant C seems to have a dog that she brings with her for her “visits” and a few other instances of BS lying and whatnot…anyway, I just mailed a letter of termination of lease (uploaded to FilePlace @http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/Jonathan_S/file/termination-notice ) with delivery confirmation through USPS and will be hand delivering one tomorrow as well.I didn’t find to much on the topic in my searches so thought I would see what people thoughts/experiences are.

Don't think the credit card companies who have the liens will waive lien rights.

That margin is your safety net that doesn't require going to a credit card or family member.Once the cash starts moving, the game is on.

I refinanced, took what I would out of my primary residence, and used a handful of 0% teaser rate credit cards.

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@Melody Everett-Neddo, yes, will be checking with them - have my car loan and credit card with themthanksmike

Whether its worth a grand is really up to the prospective user.When I started, I had to use credit cards for capital, although the mortgage interest rates of the day were pretty similar.

Not a week later, Discover Card calls to ask me about the "new" application I just submitted!