That feeling of selling a product that you may or may not feel 100 percent about i feel comes with a lot of the aspects in REI, I think you deff should not invest big money ie.

Has anyone had experience with them with any of the above mentioned products?

You need to call several banks - but be prepared with the collateral you are going to put up, your credit rating, appraisals - P and L, ask someone in charge who has real authority about their products - ask about a credit line and the terms - be prepared to give them every bid of information about yourself -Credit lines are great if you use if for real estate - get one as big as possible - always pay it back on time.

We wiped everything down with a product called tsp.

Because I could see saying I have this super specialized, highly desirable loan product, but I'm not going to be spending a ton of time on DD for deals that don't work without something for my time.

With the historic tax credits and a good appraisal, I will be plus $50k on the finished product.

Your comments about the loan product are consistent with what we've been hearing, but the product does indeed exist:The HUD guide to the loanA blog post about the FHA Construction to Perm productThe idea of paying cash for the lot is a great one which I hadn't considered, but unfortunately lots here in Brooklyn start at $350k and only go up from there; if we could pay cash for the lot we could put 25%+ down on the whole project!

The vagueness is demonstrating that the completed product meets all of the building code requirements - the original intent of these was of course not habitation so the local agency (LA County in this case) needs to be provided the evidence to approve these as structures meeting building code requirements.

Hiring a qualified, hands-on VA can increase your productivity by 10x, 100x or more.

Lee: do you have any experience investing using credit cards to buy products or services for rehabs?