@Logan Hicks- appreciate your story about the CC.  

@Brian C., welcome to BP. 

So I never see their SSN or CC info.

I have probably 60% of my rentals in C/C-  areas (of those, about 1/3 are section 8) and 40% in A/B locations.  

Vetting your property managers thoroughly and maybe getting a one that specializes in vacation rentals/short term furnished rentals will help.Also, be sure to check CC and Rs and any HOA requirements and restrictions regarding short term rentals on any properties...especially condos.  

 (401k payment: $104, CC payment: $312, taxes: $208/mo, association fees: $91, utilities: $150*, insurance: $85*)  *Kind of guessing here.The PotentialHere's the rub.  

I'd say if they aren't interest-free CC's than I would say pay them off as you are throwing away 20-30% on that borrowed money.

Using buildium epay gives my tenants the option to pay with a credit card also they pay 2.75% fee to use a cc.

There is not an option to block jus cc or just debt.. the options are either eft/echeck or cc/debt.

Buying CC seems very high and 45 days would essentially be you selling the place 2weeks into rehab... not likely.Good luck either wayb