So that was my plan - to kind of recycle those cc funds and keep my cash out of my investments.

I'm generally in solid C/C+ areas... ones I can see transitioning to B areas in the coming 3-5 years based on my market knowledge and proximity to developments or revitalization efforts.It's the best spot to be in Detroit IMO.

You should not calculate that in your review honestly.Curious if you have the cash for that debt why not just pay it off as the interest is probably burning a big hole in your pocketTotally get what you're saying and I plan to pay off my CC debt regardless of this deal; however, they are also asking me to pay off a big chunk of my car loan now which is why the number increased after the rate hike. 

People getting CC numbers from dark web and booking through our site or another platform. 

We would hold the CC and put Waivo damage insurance on each booking as well.

It's relatively low cost, has lower CC % fees, and extremely easy to install. 2.

Since I can accept payment via both ACH and CC, I've been putting a 3% surcharge on credit cards (available by request).

I am interested to know why more investors don't open CC's that have 0% interest for 12/18 months for rehab work on their investment properties.

Typically you can't use the CC funds to fund the downpayment of a conventional loan. 

My Vegas guy has me buy the unit directly from the wholesaler with a CC.