I currently do not have a credit card, just debit.Thank you so much for your response again!

I'm brainstorming different ways to raise capital for my first RE deal and I have questions about private money.If a private investor, let's say a person at a local REI meetup, agrees to invest in my business how does the process work?

My demand analysis showed there was plenty of demand so I believe the size of the facility will be dependent on how much capital I can raise.

Home price: $35,000Repairs: $10,000Loan: use a credit card 0% for 12 months with 4% transaction fee.

Home price: $35,000Repairs: $10,000Loan: use a credit card 0% for 12 months with 4% transaction fee.

If anyone is interested in Baltimore Turnkey properties, I am selling some of my rental properties to raise cash for a possible office building purchase.

I know they will take $2500. off my credit card if I due happen to win the bid. 

We have made some poor financial decisions and we are scratching and clawing our way out of debt now while raising two girls under 24 months.

Also, I fall a little bit into the category that rents slightly below market price may be beneficial in retaining a tenant and/or ability to raise rents while retaining a tenant.  

Expecting to raise equity capital and to receive an ownership interest without experience and expertise to offer is just not realisticWith the advent of crowdfunding capital raises, on line offerings, and set fee legal, the cost of safe harbor Reg D offerings have dropped, considerably.