Ideally I'd like to begin with a condo and rent it out, however the CC's and taxes are so high typically, that unless I put down >30% it would not be cash flow positive.

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

No outstanding loans, spend on the CC and pay it off every month- I’m not averse to leverage, but I certainly don’t want to get so far over it becomes a house of cards ready to tumble down.I assume that I would end up with 2 different "groups" of investment - the one that eventually frees me from a job in favor of my own business that requires less of my time (I know it's not easy and effortless like the gurus say), and one that makes old-age retirement comfortable.I don’t think fix/flip or wholesaling in the near term would work for me.

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

CC Realty and Property Management.

I have about $29K in student debt at 2.5% and no CC debt.

Or get the limit on your cc increased.

I have done the snowball method since the beginning of the year and if I pay off the car note, I will have paid off over $15K in cc/car debt.

Someone will CC all buyers on their next deal.

I fell into some pitfalls (when it rains it pours) as well as working very hard towards eliminating a drastic amount of CC debt I had accumulated and have been working massive overtime at my job.