I could just put it all on a credit card and try to pay it off over the next few months with my personal savings, but I could also try to either borrow or add it on to the purchase price.

I probably would put this on a credit card with no interest for a year... rather than use reserves.

That's why I like to always leave "failed deals" with a good impression (no rough bridge-burning negotiations) and let them know that if they change their mind here's my card. 

I also have a bank account and credit card using the current name of the LLC.I'm happy to provide additional details if needed.

Michael Greenberg, we setup Google Business our self.Mainly it is verifying with Google that you are a legit business and that your address of your vacation rental property matches the location of your property on Google maps.Google sends a letter or registration card to the address of your property and then you must send it back.Once registered you ask your guest to give you a review on your Google Business 

The lenders ive spoken with might finance a loan for let’s say 250k that acts as a credit card.

The lenders ive spoken with might finance a loan for let’s say 250k that acts as a credit card.

They can have a foreclosure, bankruptcy, repossession, defaulted credit cards etc but I don't really care. 

I'm 21, not had a credit card before.

I'm 21, not had a credit card before.