It's just now I will do it in my Bigger Pockets sweatshirt or if Josh can't get the XXL thing worked out maybe he can just cut arm and head holes in one of those large contractor trash bags and paint Bigger Pockets on the front of it.

Those are definitely some seriously large numbers!

The need is so large, and the available funding so low.

But they are out there…You need to have a large pool of buyers… you need end user retail buyers, lease option buyers, traditional landlords, rehabbers, and cash buyers….By having a good buyer’s pool mix… You can do a variety of deals…You can’t just look for deals with $50k in equity… those are hard to find every day… But if you can sell what you buy, you can do more volume… I just made this little chart up (below)… anyone care to comment on it?

Granted the 20 cities tracked are generally large enough that no single employer should matter but an industry sector down turn will.

Their entire wall to wall marketing plan (large binders of knowledge spread across the table) was around $8000.

A large recession here becomes a worldwide recession pretty quicklyThe FED is going to lower interest rates to some degree to fight off a recession.

This is a pretty large radius, and there are many spots that I believe can sustain a decent appreciation rate over the next 3 years, especially along edwards mill road in my neck of the woods.

What can I do to buils my personal credit score and build a business credit score as quickly as possible in order to obtain a large business line of credit?

Are there any specific banks that I should know about that are willing to make these kind of loans on this scale?