I will advertise the property with a $10 gift card for every month the tenant pays the rent on 1st AND deposits in my bank account.

Since I generally do full remodels, by the time we sell, I generally know exactly what is and isn't working (and have generally fixed anything that is in the "isn't" category)...Also, for my full remodels, I always give the buyer my card at closing and tell them to give me a call if anything that should be working isn't...I don't want dissatisfied customers!

Find out what brand they're getting for you.Clean inside and outside of the house Total wild card.

They tend to be a bit more lenient than a bank.If that does not work, Bank of America has a secured Visa card that you can get.

I was confused and he also recommended I get a gas card and use it for all my gas then deduct that amount as long as I have the expenses on my card to back it up.

I played online poker for a living for the last 5-6 years and have about $100k I could tap into (its not very liquid, i'd have to sell my property overseas) if I see potential in this for me.I'm most likely going to be a mature student pursuing an engineering degree, thus no real income...and to boot I don't have any credit history due to never having anything on my name even after being naturalized.I'm not expecting to jump into REI right away and having banks approve me for a loan with no experience, credit or income lol but i'd appreciate any thought on my best way of getting there.My current plans are to read as much as I can on this forum while getting myself an entry level credit card to build my credit score.

So, if you buy after taxes for the previous year have been paid, the seller will have a debit on their side of the HUD1 for the year to the date of closing, and that will be a credit on the buyer's side of closing.

Network and post properties on FB, BP and twitter -make business cards to get exposure4.

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

Did you ever fill out a post card to an attorney concerning a class action suit?