But Rona has a contractor card that doesn't require a cc.  

From the commitment fees and miscellaneous things, we spent money on because of Xpress loans negligence.We CC Robert and his team.

Next I payed off a CC that was almost 8% and improved my credit score by doing that and I continue to pay back my 401k.

@Brian C. our firm does a lot of work with Crowdstreet.

If you're buying materials or dealing with a company that you can pay with a CC, then it becomes useful w/ the 0% interest.Just make sure you remember to pay it all off as soon as that introductory period ends. 

Most mainstream property management software has built in ACH (or CC payment even).  

If you want to have fun with it, put a cc: on the letter to a local law firm (and don't send a copy of the letter to them). 

Now I don't know what closing costs are in your area, but let me use Purchase Price times 3% which equals 5,400.70,000 - 30,000 (Rehab) - 5,400 (CC) = 34,600Now when you sell you have to pay closing costs again and possible realtor commissions on 250k.

after 2.5 years of having a CC with no late payments....mmmm...you're young so your credit is probably okay.

You email the applicant from the website and they approve the check and pay the fee in advance on the website for you:https://www.mysmartmove.com/$30 background credit check paid for by applicant or landlord (your choice)http://www.rentingauthority.com/$25 paid by applicant, emails approval to applicant to pay with cc and includes electronic application form too.