I have been trying to use Melio Payments (recommended by Fund N Grow) to use my AMEX credit cards to pay for real estate purchases.

I now know I need to raise my credit score a few more points and raise the 10% down payment amount for the bridge loan.

I would appreciate insights from experienced investors on potential exit plans or strategies you'd leverage if you found yourself in that situation.house hack with lowest down payment that makes sense.. refi and then go buy another house hack in two years do that 5 times over ten years and now you have 10 to 20 doors.. choose locations you would live in thereby mitigating risks of buying poor areas that are tough to manage 

My credit is excellent and I am concerned about having the buyer miss payments. 

.- Streamline Process: Bypass the bureaucratic hurdles of traditional lenders.By leveraging hard money loans, home equity lines of credit, partnerships, and private lenders, you can boost your ROI and take your real estate investing to the next level!

Give the tenant some credit for asking first.

The SS number, driver's license, birth date, and address are all good for checking their credit, and their account information reflects their ability to make regular rent payments.Also get information for their social network accounts.

From what I see Rently seems the most secure due to the credit card auth.

If you already explored that option I would reach out to a regional credit union that holds their own loans in their portfolio.

Hey everyone,Who uses a line of credit from the bank and what can or should/should not use it on?