Someone suggested a Venmo transfer but from what I can tell Venmo will charge a 3% fee to accept funds from a CC.

Seller can contribute up to 6% CC (based of purchase price, not as-is value).

cc @Anthony Thompson @Frank Patalano @Brandon Ingegneri 

I assume your CFBT is $458/mnthIf it does, walking in with a tax-sheltered C-C of 8.6% is pretty good - For Oregon.If the numbers are accurate, have no idea if it's a good deal in your market.  

We sent them CAR Form CC (Cancellation of Contract, Release of Deposit and Cancellation of Escrow); CAR Form CVA (Coronavirus Addendum or Amendment); Form NUCC (Notice of Unforeseen Coronavirus Circumstances). 

Unfortunately I’ve currently got a lot of CC debt from a business that didn’t work out, so I’m working on repaying that to rebuild my credit.

If the business accepts credit cards, it's a good way of paying a deposit as you have recourse through the CC company if they take your money and bail. 

I just purchased my first property (duplex) in a C/C- neighborhood. 

Independence is a solid blue collar B-/C+/C area depending on where you are talking about in Independence.

I use the same CC for expenses for all three, so the spreadsheet tells me my real cash flow...not my bank accts.These accts are easy to set up at your bank.