You can also dispute a charge to your CC company, but if it was quite a while ago, you may be out of luck.

   • 25% down at 3.875% (30 fixed)• ~$7,000 in needed repairs + ~$13,000 in a unit remodel• ~C/C- neighborhood (I may have jumped in without considering the quality of the growing city/ market/ neighborhood, in Davenport)• COC return: 17.7%    NOI: 27.3%

Also my CC limits are quite high, and i dont usually use more than 50% of that credit.

They still will get reported as paid on time.If you can get an unsecured CC, pick that.

Then focus all that energy on the smallest cc balance and punch them in the face 1 by 1.As you go along your RE journey a while, 'good debt' becomes more of an oxymoron.

Since they're CC, you could use them for any companies that accept them.

A lender I spoke to on the phone for pre-approval said I could be covered for 200K purchase price however, the full downpayment/cc would have to be my own money.

I know I won't be getting a LOC right off the bat- I was thinking of starting with NET30, then CC, the.

why is it that we are always asked for credit card info...doesn't any one ever just simply help out people trying to break into investing without asking for money...i can easily find sites to enter my cc # for "training" wish there were REAL estate people out there

The c/c and cap rates are good enough.