I’m reading, researching; implement myown business credit, so farEvery time I look up any Business Credit Companiesin Nevada their tons of complaints, lawsuits, and many ripe off claimsEspecially in Henderson, NevadaAll aged shelf corporations are over prices and also seems to be a scamJust my observationsHenderson , Nevada :Tom Kish program, Corporate Credit Networkaka CCN or True Build, Trent Lee and Chad Lee, etcAnyone have any insight on legit Business CreditCompanies out there

Seems like the big winner in this new regime are the field service companies that are caring for a larger quantity of aging inventory.

I have about $3000 in the bank that I have saved and about $15000 after taxes in mutual funds that I just found out had been saved away and maturing since I was an infant (i think about 4k was put in initially).I have really good credit (750ish) although there's not a ton on it.Essentially I am in a very secure financial position for someone in my age and position and definitely consider myself blessed because I have gotten some help.

No standing in lines or stampedes to get access to funds....not in the electronic age!

It's my understanding that we're still coming out of the last ice age.

No matter what age group someone is from, they have gotta visit Walmart or Target.Good luck.

If your getting the property for $5K and it is worth $35K - maybe - if it is worth $200K and your getting it for $180K not a chance.Investors generally work off of a %age VS a dollar amount.So - say a home is worth 100K and your able to get it / profit / sell it for 70% - or $70,000 then yes - to some investors that will be a good deal - to others that would still be bad.Good to know what your buyers are looking for so you can find deals to match their needs.But give us more info.....

Most need 2 years tax returns in this day and age (for the biz).As for hard money - most HML will loan 60-70% LTV some may go higher but not much.

Age of property and is it a 2 pipe chiller system?

I have been involved in several lively discussions on here, but I don't think I have introduced myself.My name is Mike, my wife is Eva and we have six children, all but one is 18 or older now.I bought my first real estate investment at the age of 19, and have bought and sold, made money, lost money, but have fun doing it.I work as a Finance Director for a Non Profit company that runs a Head Start, Substance Abuse Recovery and Job Training Program, mostly for Native Americans.