You might be able to pull out the discrimination card on this one which might be enough to get them to move on.

Seed doesn't actually finance the deal, they just open up credit cards for you.

I use BofA for my Carpet Cleaning business just because they have merchant services so I can run cards and have it next day in my account.

I've read some people are accepting debit or credit cards but this seems risky as well since they can call their bank to dispute the charge.

My husband has the full time job and I'm doing all the research and trying to figure out how/when/where to make the first move.We've gotten the LLC formed - business phone number set up, business cards, all the proper paper work filed, etc...I've had my real estate license for 2 years (but never acted as a traditional realtor - sold 1 home and did rentals and referrals for family/friends).

Cozy.co website can send the combined application and screening that applicant pays for with their own credit card on your behalf and you get the application and reports once completed.

We have used personal loans, line of credit, credit cards (cash advances) and bank financing.

They offer the "close in 7 days" deal, and get me a underwriters dissuasion before looking for having a property under contract which is the main reason why I choose them.I have a about 10% down, good credit score and low debit to income. 

I used mostly credit cards and borrowed money for the purchase down payment and rehab cost, and now that we're finishing up I'm doing numbers on payback and the next property.I want to keep up momentum and start the next project soon, but by my count, it will take me somewhere around 5-6 months to pay off all the debts I incurred in the process of purchasing and rehabbing the house (not including the mortgage). 

I also have some hard money lenders available to me through personal relationships and a fairly large credit card line to finance some repairs.My step between now and #1 was buying a duplex.