We do the app and CC and BG check we have them sign a lease and we up the rent 40 dollars.

He'd still have trouble transitioning to, say, single family in C/C- mixed-race neighborhoods.However, if, say, we're talking about going from the mother country to an ethnic enclave here, it's actually a lot easier.

For example: A booking fee to cover CX/CC/Supplies/Refunds/Charge backs etc is reasonable those would add up to ~6%.

I am one of those CC points hoarding freaks that spends my free time reading about how to maximize credit card rewards.I think really you have 3 options.1) Amex Blue Business Preferred - 2 membership rewards points on all purchases. 

@Brian C.

I'm looking to get more info on the ins and outs of how it works when you cross-collateralize (CC for short)a property you own free & clear towards an acquisition you're looking to finance.

As for CC, cash advance, in advance would be the only way.

Group,Wondering how to go about finding a lending source for lines of credit rather than utilizing low rate cc's.

This is also my primary residence till its sold, then I will move on.Here it goes:Numbers:Listing Price: $145kPurchase Price: $113.5k (w/$3.5k CC)Projected Renovation Costs: $20-25kProjected Sales Price: $185-190kProjected Profit: $35-42k Before Shots: (Of what I have changed in the past two months)Front:Living Room:Dining Room:And my Favorite....

@Pyrrha Rivers  Yes, the main things in Credit Scoring is-Length of Credit History of Accounts-Have 3 Major Credit Cards Reporting with No Late Payments --Revolving Balances below 30% of Limits-1 Installment Account-No Collections, Judgements, Public Records(Bankruptcy/Foreclosure) or Late PaymentsThese are very good guidelines...And if you want to get a boost of your scores and have a Family member that has a Seasoned Credit Card(Opened CC Account for over 3 years) that will report Authorized Users- they can add you as an Authorized User and you can have that credit history on that card added to your report...Hope that helps!