Purchase price: $215,000 Cash invested: $75,000 Sale price: $336,700 Active in MLS for only 3 days before accepting offer - closed for a $46,700 profit!

These cards often have lower credit limits and may offer rewards or benefits tailored to first-time users.

As to liens, I would suggest for you to go to the Fulton county courthouse with several properties in mind and go to the archives in the lower level and look up those properties in the computer.

While the 10K you have will likely be enough to close, where are you going to get the money to rehab the house?

Been thinking about taking on a personal loan of 50-70k for purchasing power in my Midwest market, the loan would just be for down payments and closing costs on sub 85k SFH / Duplex properties.

(There are even some who believe that the seller providing a loan to the buyer will disqualify the exchange entirely, but that's not been our experience.)The most straightforward solution is to have the seller provide a cash loan to the buyer outside of closing. 

If you are going to wholesale the property, try not to blow smoke and say you need to have your partner come look at the property before closing - you are wasting the seller's time and many have been burned that way. 

The notary keeps a copy in the closing docs anyway so there’s no avoiding it.  

But a CRT simply to lower your tax bill will still end up with the bulk of the benefit going to the charity not you.These trusts are basically large properties in all different sectors that are owned in a trust structure originating in ...wait for it...Delaware. 

You can look into bundling the properties into a blanket portfolio loan to save on fees and closing costs.