Regardless of what you choose to do, get a HELOC/PLOC for the CC debt.

If you pair that with saving on 1 mortgage CC, it will make a huge difference on your total initial investment.

Disclaimer: I haven't read all these yet but they look like some of the better ones worth reading...https://www.commercialpropertyadvisors.com/master-...http://reinvestingassociation.com/benefits-master-...https://www.reddit.com/r/CommercialRealEstate/comm...Sample Contract: http://flipguys.com/wp-content/uploads/Master-Leas...cc: @Don Davis

I tried CC and BCC but it doesn't work 

(I'm guessing you don't have a debit card or CC tied directly to your HELOC...).  

Most CC's usually have about a 12 month grace period on special offers (that's what I assume you would use if you weren't crazy), then you are back to the higher interest rate.

Also, if anyone has done a recent installation, do they put in just coin machines as base equipment or have they moved up to a 'card' option (Value or CC/Debit).Oren

Just chatted with an investment broker yesterday thinking that THIS IS IT, but my main problem is debt to income ratio.I don't hold any auto payments, cc debt, college loans but when looking at the expenses of a property (mortgage, hoa, taxes, insurance) plus personal expenses (mainly rent from primary residence) all that debt adds up to quite a lot more than my income.For an investment loan you need your income to be 2-2.5x the debt of the property your investing in.

Hi All,My name is Luke Badalaty, I work in pharma, and currently live in CC Philly.   

Also, somewhere along the line "the bank of NY Mellon F/K/A THE BANK OF NEW YORK as successor trustee for JPMORGAN Chase bank, NA, as trustee for the benefit of the certificateholders of popular abs inc mortgage pass-through certificates series 2006-c C/O ocwenn, ......address in FL" Now NY Mellon is who foreclosed and sold it to econohomes who we actually bought it from.