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Matt Roberts
  • Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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credit cards

Matt Roberts
  • Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
Posted

Last year I bought a house with cash for 35k and fixed it up myself using credit cards (20k). I have a total of 30k on my cards and I would like to know how to improve my credit so that I can get a good rate on a mortgage on the same property. Should I take out a revolving line of credit to pay off the cards and then wait a few months to roll that debt into a mortgage? Will that send up red flags with the bank? Are there closing costs involved in the line of credit?

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