I think that you would be giving up a significant amount in the CC fees, especially if you key in the card number.

Few have chosen to use credit cards any way you look at it, because they are charged the CC processing fee which can be pretty substantial. 

Area would be a C/C+ neighborhood and all other applicants have come back at 600 or below. 

Consider the asking price or you best offer and submit it, if there is foot dragging contact the listing broker, you might try a letter to the broker with a cc to the bank.

CC have 18 to 30% interest charges for a reason its unsecured debt with a ton of risk.to then have unsecured debt at 5 to 7% .. would only take a small run of defaults to make that a money loser..  

I think one needs to really understand what their skill sets are before they blow money on anything real estate related  especially if they are borrowing it or putting gi ton CC.. great way to end up in massive debt

Not so good news folks; CC Operations, LLC, Owner of eCheckit filed for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy today, Wednesday Oct 18th in the Kentucky Western Bankruptcy Court.

My goal right now is to pay off my C/C debt ($6,400) with an average $200 weekly income.

Im looking for a way for my tenants to pay with their cash but not directly to me For one reason or another, I have 8 tenants who do not have CC, bank accounts, etc, only cash.PayNearMe seems like a good option but not available in Massachusetts.Are there any other options? 

Listing price has it at $40/sq ft but 2/3 of the sq ft is the building that needs to be converted to cc and therefore not immediately income producing (unless I just rented it to a commercial tenant or something while working on stabilizing the existing units).