I living cards.

Pay bills on time, lower credit card balances, and delete any 3rd party collections on your report.

Bad Debt is the credit card you maxed out for all the crap you didn't need.Good Debt is owning $100,000 for a property that is going to make you a $500,000 in 10 or 20 years.

I will also be in need of a rapid rescore after paying off large credit card balances.Any NC mortgage folks that know how to pull this off?

We could pay it back in 48 months or less.With the exception of the mortgage on our primary home, we have zero credit card debit (lots of available credit, but no debt) and no car loans. 

For example, we provide free ACH payments but charge a transaction fee to the tenant when they pay by credit card. 

We haven't used the card center, but it is tempting to try.

Get a business card for yourself.

No credit card debt, rent of 600/month with my roommate and soon-to-be real estate investing partner, and very low expenses otherwise.At 16, my dad opened a Roth IRA account for me, and today, the account is worth 4 times the amount it was worth when it started, well ahead of the average “double every 7 years” rule of thumb.

Before the general meetup discussion, depending  on the topic, there's usually a Have and Wants where members of the local REIA introduce themselves and seek a need for legal assistance (real estate), funding for upcoming projects, hard money lenders looking to fund, etc, etc.Introduce yourself as what you can offer as a professional to the group (comps, title rep, statistics, etc,)Bring your business cards and any flyers should you already have a listing before your listing goes on the MLS.Good luck..