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Patrick Q.
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  • Investor
  • Jersey City
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What Can Be Paid For With Credit Cards

Patrick Q.
Pro Member
  • Investor
  • Jersey City
Posted

Hello guys,

Reaching out to see if anybody has used credit cards for realtor commisions associated with aquisitions.

In my senario, I would be potentially paying the realtor fees as part of the deal structure.

It is relitively easy to get a 0% interest for 18-21 months on a credit card and there is no bank approval process to deal with.

I would rather not lay out the cash if I can finance this cost and pay it off over 20 months and keep the cash working elsewhere (or for reserves).

To be clear, I could layout the cash. But would rather finance it.

Any thought or info on this would be greatly appreciated.

  • Patrick Q.
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