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

Single-FamilyNear Downtown Valparaiso, B neighborhood3bd/1bth900SFPP: $150,000DP: $37,500 (25%)CC: $5500Rehab: $7000 for light cosmetic fixes and couple appliances replaced, doing selfEst.

I'm not an expert, but at first glance, I'd paying off those CC's.

Do you have any suggestions besides opening a new CC or purchasing a used car?

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I've moved twice since my last CC, that one was the contractor's that we modified.

There are some CC deals out there that offer 0% for one year, perhaps I can use that for a year before converting to a traditional mortgage.

They are a good blend of solid tenant pools, lower (in the case of NJ) cost properties, and high rent rolls.Specific areas are:Winslow - In the areas the are turning around many properties pass the 1% rule and can provide stable tenants (Camden County)Glassboro - Rowan Uni all day (GC)Clementon - Good rent to price ratio and decent tenants (CC)Stockton Area - More university (AC)Folsom - Lower cost, good tenant pool (AC)Monroe Twp - Prices decreasing due to issues with school district, issue will be temporary (GC)

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

Now interested in 8 unit in C/C- that has already been renovated in Kansas City.