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Best Business Credit Card

Robert T. Brown
  • Rental Property Investor
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As a real estate investor, what seems to be the best overall business credit card for rental property expenses? Current credit score - 800.

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Kyle J.
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@Robert T. Brown I really like the Chase Ink Business cards. They have a few, but - for example - their Chase Ink Business Unlimited Card gives 1.5% cash back on every purchase, has an initial new cardmember bonus offer, has no annual fee, and because it's a business card it doesn't show up on your personal credit report (so even if you have a high balance it doesn't affect your personal DTI or credit score). Hard to beat that in my opinion.

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