An A-,A property (w/10% Property Management) use 80% *freshly full rehabAn B,B+ property (w/10% Property Management) use 70% *freshly full rehabAn C,C+ property (w/10% Property Management) use 50-60% *freshly full rehab

CC debt is at OK levels.If a housing crash is coming you would think it would start at the top end of the market.

Hi All, I just purchased a canal access home in Central CC. 

You "can't" even use a HELOC (similar to a CC) for a downpayment technically.

For example you may purchase a $29,000 load of fuel and make about $150.00 gross profit after CC expenses.

I'm looking at the Southwest business CC.2.

U simply go to Tesla.com  pick the vehicle you want   model 3  S or X  say order nowit walks you through a few screens and you have bought the care in 5 to 7 minutes on line.. there are only  a few options you can purchase or not has to do with paint color interior seat colors and wheels.. you put 2500 on your CC and your car goes into the Q to be built takes about 2 to 6 weeks.. you then get an e mail stating your car will be delivered to this address or to your home if your rural at this time.. you have cashiers check ready for them and its done.. you do not need to talk to anyone.. no up sell no spending 10 hours at the dealer going through all that BS.. its AWESOME and a total distruptor to the auto sales industry.. in our area their are show rooms at the mall  think Apple store were you can schedule a test drive.. but no high pressure sales its really cool I love it. 

My two cents: Pay off your CC debt.

@Edrin Shamtob, I currently use CC Realty to handle a house I have in Akron and a duplex in Stow (about 15 min north of Akron).  

I assume you're going to get a tax statement on the CC for the $1k they give you as a rebate, so you'll have to carry it as income at tax time making it worth maybe $650-750.