Was curious if anyone on BP has any suggestions on what parts of CC are best for short term (1-3 month) flips.

I sent email to TC and cc to closing agent.

You'll never seen me in cc debt, don't think it is wise. 

Be sure even if they are on time now with payments that they don't have a ton of CC debt, a large car loan, etc and then you can factor in how much your rent is compared to their income and you can get down very close to knowing how much spendable income they have left for bills, etc.

I have a couple of 30k to 35k homes I have under my belt in very solid C/C+ neighborhoods in the midwest.

Second: If you try financing through your personal it will be safer, and you mentioned earlier that you would be scared to get a HELOC and finance it that way vs a cash advance on a CC. 

HELOCs are much faster and looser than traditional mortgages and more of a bank product, like CC, than standard mortgages.

My plan is this: I am going to borrow from my savings and PAY MYSELF back WITH INTEREST (tax free by the way because its already MY INCOME that has already been taxed) and all you banks and CC company's can sit around and wonder where all your customers went.Anyone care to share?

I was kind of having that reserved for something special and I think 3) sort of met that criteria.A couple of important points that I would like to mention for some of the new investors1) Any LOCs from private lenders that are being offered are not really the same as cash from a CC balance transfer check or a HELOC or some other line that gives you access to cash on the spot.

Hello all,I have 5 Long Term Rentals that I converted to STR this year.I took out 40k from 2 CC to furnish the property and made some repairs.This lower my credit from 740 to 600.I would like to perform a Cash out refi to buy another property.I was told to take out a personal loan to use on the CC to raise my credit score.