Price point reflects C, C- in our local market... 

@Eric Koloski, if you're under contract with a property I would not do anything financially before asking my Licensed Mortgage Advisor but since you do not have a lender it would probably not hurt to get a CC so long its paid off every month.

cc @Anthony Thompson @Frank Patalano

(existing "affordable" inventory becomes very attractive)"1%" Rent-to-Purchase Price Ratios and 7-10% Cash-on-Cash is Normal.An Abundance of C/C- Locations in Extreme Transition with Verifiable Upward TrendsDozens of Neighborhoods with 70% Price Appreciation Over the Last 5-Years20,000+ Multifamily Structures in Franklin County; Less than 10% Transact AnnuallyMarket Rents are Impossibly Low Across Existing Small MF InventoryOur top 20 performing zip codes for MF propertieshttps://www.biggerpockets.com/...

signed cc.

Once you get them installed, I might then suggest looking into a solution like PayRange which helps people pay with a CC.

Hi @Christopher Cordero, those bank/cc accounts do not need to be business accounts.

For my Columbus, OH market, it really depends on which neighborhood you're in (A,B,B-/C+,C,C-) and property condition in my local market. 1% rules in C to C- neighborhoods are standard deals where in B-/C+ its closer to 0.9%.

I don't have access to the CC MLS, so I can't tell you anything about the value of the property(s?)

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