If it doesn't, then that would be an extra $2,500 in CC.3.

Their closing cost for refi is nice so curious what their live in CC are.

My car, my house (not always easy for everyone), my cc's, student loans, etc....

Another thing is your closing costs, you say $4000 for CC but when I calculate 3% of your purchase price I get $4,140, its a small difference but it seems like you are also forgetting to add in cost of appraisal and inspection. 

@Lola Omishore thank you for sharing your CC hack. 

In this case negotiate who will make payment in mean time.Free and Clear Example:Asking price is 100kARV is 200kRepairs 40kDebt is 0How to buy:Go get 1st for 40k from private lender (get this to accrue/no payments).Give seller a 2nd for 100k plus 50% of net proceeds of sale.At close the 40k goes to 1st...100k goes to seller...and if there was not cc or interest then 60k is split between you and seller.You make 30k. 

I have 20k in CC debt and 24k on my van which is my current home. 

@Dhaval Sheth if I am providing materials, it is almost always a call from the store to provide my CC number directly to cashier. 

One bank account and one cc for it that much activity...I believe that’s why people do a set of holding LLC’s with a dedicated LLC just to operate/manage the rentals.

CC's for some of the rehab.