One analyzer adds the CC to the total purchase price of the building, then subtracts the down payment (25%) from that amount and then calculates the monthly payment. 

I have an excellent day job that will afford me time to research and find properties (online) but i do not have any money for a down payment right now and am trying to dig out of CC debt right now that was necessary for me to buy my own new house and move.I gave my other house to my wife, we are amicable.

@Shannon K. if the ARV is sufficient enough to cover your renovation and CC, then the short answer is yes.

Each transaction is a separate register entry in the CC account, and at the end of the month I pay the CC statement with a single register entry in my bank account.

Same credentials work for web app but not for mobile app cc @Joshua Dorkin

I've posted a separate message for this meetup: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/86/topics/614...cc Account Closed

I’m on the fence between buying a Class A- rental property where I’d be putting in the typical 25% cash and financing the remaining 75%, or to just purchase a Class C/C- rental property for 100% cash.

While he was 'building' his credit (a similation as if he was a 1st yr college student) with a new car loan and new cc, his score was like 324 for a long time.  

Haven't played with cc's in years now.

CC is for rich dudes...