Here are the stats:-Recently appraised for $330,000 -Rents are $2550 total-Tenant pays utilities except water and sewer Perhaps $200 for both a month-Seller has a retaining wall issue he claims to have a bid from a contractor for-$8800-it was a flip that didn’t go as well-looking to get rid of it and pay off $200,000 in loan debt, and $50,000 in CC debt.

Agree heavily, but I doubt anything will ever be done regarding CC debt, unfortunately.

Maybe a loan officer can chime in....it seems to me anytime you want to get credit (mortgage,CC,auto loan) it is a hard inquiry.  

Try a CC deal like a 0 % for x months deal.  

@Blair Ellis I don’t know the area, but I’d say to make sure the property is in a C/C+ neighborhood.

Forced Traffic & Conversion Strategy seems a good fit for you.In short, get a website, make it credible, and do a FB ads campaign, DMM compaign CC campaign, any way you want to force traffic to your site.If your site is credible you should make a deal within 2 months.

I guess my largest concern is if it’s a good investment investing in CC

I jumped into flipping, but i have actually increased my CC debt now, which sucks.

We are earning the same high-yielding (LOL) interest rate, without the junk mail cc co's are known for and without having to keep track of multiple accts that don't offer other services affordably. 

Eliminates the 0% cc and hopefully any W2 paymentsAnyone had this scenario or have any advice?