I'm sure the same for many here at Bigger Pockets who might pay rent by CC if given the chance.

Get set up with ACH or the Square to accept CC's.

What happened to me was that I bought a new primary home, and I decided to remodel it, and that caused me to put a lot of things on CC and LOC.

I'm an investor in the making and trying most approaches to see what works for me: D4$, mailing, cc, door knocking...

I normally charge all my business expenses on my cc's and always pay off my balances every month, I just make bi-weekly payments, whatever I charged I pay off, so my cc companies extend a lot of offers. 

. $650 x 2, and $550 x 1 (10 yr tenant).All units are:  2/1.5/0 with patios, and 2 parking spaces.Ask:  $220k (55k/unit) --- similar aged duplexes are listed for 60-70k/unit, but small MF 8-units in C/C- areas are listed from 28-35k/unit.Total square footage ~4400Taxes:  $2800Owner pays sewer/water:  $250/mo averageInsurance quote I got was:  $3636/yrFiguring 8% for PM, and 10% cap ex and 10% maintenance/repairs.The vacant unit was in very good condition, but had not been updated in several years. 

It has a lower interest rate than CC’s.  

@Wes Blackwell, I also live in the Bay Area and have been wanting to invest but due to high living costs, I have been taking my time to see where my money can go further...I am currently:Preparing my finances (lower CC debts, increase savings for down payment, etc...)

I pay the water bill on my busines credit card as there is no fee to do this with the city (I get 2% back with my cc)  In addition, the water bill is a utility that is a write off for each property for the landlord.  

I would say that Euclid, south of Route 2, is more of a C/C- area than a B.