Some banks and credit unions do still do lines of credit in the amounts you're talking about.

I REALLY like to deal with my local credit union for everything I can as their rates and customer service is fantastic.

Im predicting that as many of the long term unemployed benefits are running out they will actually get off the couch and go look for and find jobs.Public sector unions will be cracked and the people of America will demand less government waste.

Obviously, I would like to get a fixed rate loan, but 7 years ARMS is a good tradeoff for the other benefits.What I did was, I called about 30 different banks in my area, all local banks and credit unions.

I just tried my bank (a credit union) and they denied me.

I am thinking of getting a line-of-credit from a local credit union, and the best floating ARP I can get is the prime rate, 3.25%.

The Department of Agriculture and the Interior Department might present other opportunities.The big land ownersSome military installations has built newer hosuing the past 20 years and can be cut off or are seperate from the main training areas or off post/base.There might also be consolidations of leased spaces, as an example, putting the FBI, DEA and US Marshals and other justice department entities in consolidated offices.

You could try a credit union, credit cards, or a HML.

With a DSCR of 1.25 one of our local credit unions will loan money.

We are applying for one of those right now through Amplify Credit Union in Austin.The application is surprisingly simple!