I have like 3 or 4 CC companies constantly sending me these checks, and 18 months is long enough, even with a cushion for a refi after a year of seasoning and pay those suckers off. 

Say goodbye to tracking individual receipts - every single SKU that you buy goes online... this is true for both HD and Lowes.It's also super helpful to be able to hand your key players a charge card and stop having to do endless phone sales (Which take FOREVER if there's a line)IMO, it's a lot more helpful than having a business CC with employee cards... wrangling receipts is never, ever fun or easy when you're dealing with a process that may entail several trips a day to various stores.I also encourage the use of gas account cards for underlings for the same reason - they report every dime spent to your online account.

There would probably be a 3% cc processing fee, plus whatever you would have to kick back to someone for the privilege.

Grandfathered water rights, no CC?'

@Jarvis Smith when paying by CC then the financial institution sends a 1099K instead, so you are not required to.  

I have CC's that have limits above $3k, although it would be better to play with cash than credit.

We'll put it on your credit card so now your monthly CC payment is 357/month.

A realtor/wholesaler/investor had a single-family, 725 square foot, asbestos-siding, wood frame, house in a C/C- area four houses down from a major intersection that probably sees upwards of 60,000 cars a day.

@Brian C.

I am sure you have your own evaluation formulas but here is a brief example of how you may price this out:44X400 per month ($17,600) Gross income monthlyX 6 mos ($105,600)Divide by cap rate 10,11,or12 (CAP Determined by Grad of area C/ C- /D)10% Cap = $1,056,000-Repair Expense $250,000 = $806,000 divide by 44 units= $18,318.00 (price per door) This would be a good buy:)This is based on C grade neighborhood