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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Business credit cards to purchase a property

Stephanie Crespo
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I purchased a duplex in the Philadelphia area two years ago now and I want to start looking into my next property but I'm having a hard time trying to figure out how to get the funds. I was thinking to get an LLC and use the credit cards to purchase a property. My question is 1.Is this possible? 2. Is this a good idea.

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Dee W.
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Dee W.
  • Memphis, TN
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No. You would never take a cash advance on a credit card. Why would you pay almost 30% for OPM? The strategy behind this involves the ability to use business credit cards with 0% interest as the down payment alongside private hard money to create 100% financing. Then depending on your exit strategy, you sell for a profit or refinance into a long term mortgage. Then rinse and repeat.

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