As long as conservative numbers work taking into account the increased cost of hard money, then don't worry about it.A hard money lender can be a second set of eyes on the deal and can help you evaluate it.

I've already read quite a few forums that have opened my eyes to opportunities I never knew existed.

Keep an eye on Mint Hill. 

I would like to start applying for business credit where I could get revolving credit in the 10's of thousands, as I want to have working capital for investment properties.In the eyes of a lender have I been a business entity this entire time, or do I need to open a DBA account under a new name?

This will include knowing if your deal is really a "Deal" in the eyes of an investor. 

I enjoy working on commercial real estate deals, and have an eye for investment properties.I have transacted with over 10 different investment firms listed on Lipsey Company's Top 25 Commercial Real Estate Brands, totaling over $35 million in sales volume.

The more eyes the better.Any interest out there?

Also, always keep an eye out for a good investment opportunity, you never know how/where the next deal will come from.

They caught my eye and its nice to have some reassurance from someone within the company.

Homes are way too inflated to where Rental rents will increase but still be tasty to the eye.