My bills are pretty non existent at this point in time.I consider myself an aggressive investor that's not afraid of risk.I have been working 7 days a week for the past 2 months to work myself out of debt.I have roughly 5k in debt from capital one credit card, hospital bills, ect.That is not including the 125k on the first house I just foreclosed, however it's not showing on my credit report.I always had a vision/dream of financial freedom just never knew how to acheive it.

If you have to make any false representations to a lender I would stay clear from doing that. 15k is a low enough amount that you could use a credit card to finance the deal.

The credit card companies look at income before opening up a new card.

A cool convertible game/card/bumper pool table.

Practically speaking, I need to wait for a few things to happen namely, before I can borrow money I need permanent residency (Green card) which all being well will happen in the next 4-6 months. 

He's got his business name, designed his own logo, ordered business cards and is setting up his website and social media presence.  

Don't lie, just don't show your cards, no need to.There are other details but that is the general idea.

Credit cards, friends, credit union signature loan would be my first choice.

So the assessments you see on the tax card or online are only 36.69% of what they believe your property value is. 

@Michael EalyI have zero credit I have never used a credit card I like to pay everything straight up.