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Updated almost 9 years ago,
Using Credit Card Cash Advance 0% interest for 12 months
Due to my lack of documented income (I am paid in cash) I have had a hard time qualifying for a loan. Credit score of 750+.
Example of property I am looking to purchase:
Credit Card Cash Advance: $30,000.
Personal Monthly bills $500.
Purchase price $60-80k
Repairs: $5,000
Arv: $150,000
Monthly rental income $1,000 +
Property taxes $2,000
Goal is to find owner financed property. Put $10-20k cash down using Credit card cash advance (12-18 months 0% interest) and make monthly payments to seller. Then do work needed & put renter in. After 6-12 months refi into standard loan.
I would like to purchase a single family home and rent out to Section 8 tenants.
Will I be able to refi before 12 months if I have used cash advance or will this option not work.
I am looking to refi based on fact I have a cash flowing asset with equity.
I imagine most lenders will not be willing to give me loan when they see I have used credit cards to purchase. Was hoping certain lenders will give loan based on cash flowing asset.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
Michael
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