Most of our tenants carry significant dept, often student loans, typically credit cards and personal loans.

Brandon from BP mentions hardmoney loans for rehabs, also mentions credit cards, (I currently have put some repairs on a credit card that has 0% interest until Sept 2019).Estimate ARV: 235,000 with the possibility 300,000+ (with forcing value by adding kitchen and bath to mother-in-law suite in detached garage.)Currently owe $148,500 @ 3.625% 25year IIanNot sure how to move forward with repairs.

We'd also pay off our ~$70k of student loan and credit card debt.

Use a credit card for all business expenses for air miles and easy tracking. 

credit card for business expenses only.

As an Marine Officer, I've been on the receiving end of a phone call from my Commanding Officer that one of my Marines was having issues (ranges from late/no payment on credit cards, rents, etc). 

Subject property + other colateral to secure loan... rehab with credit cards... sell or refi to payoff cardsHard Mondy rehab loan... expensive loan against purchase and rehab... followed by a refi.These are some ideas...

Cut up and throw away all credit cards.

Lowes often puts their flooring on sale, so we saved that way + using a Lowes credit card to save an additional 5%.End results of how the flooring turned out in our unit can be seen in my profile.Best of luck with your reno!

So this system has a 30 day guarantee but John tells me he only does that because the company he takes cards with requires him to.