Thanks for sharing brother. You mentioned this strategy works for 2 other cards affiliated with the company. Can you inform which cards those are please?

@Varian Horton got it! I assume the price listed is the price for it. Who do I purchase from? And what determines the price?

Yes it’s that one. Having access to one will give you access to the other

That linkedin was the nugget

Hi Stephanie. I am a real estate investor and am very familiar with this process. The first step is for you to define what you goal is at this moment? Do you need cash / liquidity? How urgent does this house need repair? Can it wait for you to get your credit numbers up? Once you define that, you can decide how you want to move forward. Here are some ideas: Sell the house as is. Quick cash, no headaches or liabilities. Wait and build your credit. Leverage credit for Renovations. You retain the asset and upside but you also keep all the risk and downside. Depending on the area, houses dont get that much value after a reno. Also rents dont support the renovation so youd have to find that out as well. Your third option is to do a JV deal. Partner with someone. You share the risk, but share the profit. At that point depending on the house, you can pay off the investor when you sell or after you refinance (assuming you own the house fully and that it appreciates extensively after repairs). Hope this helps!