If you find a no-brainer great deal (after proper due diligence), mobile home or otherwise, the money will come.I am a big believer in not using conventional money to finance deals, and taking out CC debt can be a slippery slope if you don't know what you're doing, so I caution you there too.

Or convinces a young person, 20's, to get their CC limits raised then maxed out, and borrow from friends and family, so they can be part of the elite RE Investors, is EVIL!

Income = 600x4 units = 2400 x12 = $28800 annualExpense = 28800 - (5000 + 2300+1330) = $20170 NOI20% down of 90K = 18K, borrowing at 72K.72k at 4% for 30 years = $344 monthlyAnnual total mortgage = $4128 Cash flow = NOI - mortgage = 20170-4128 = $16042 a yearCash on Cash return = CF/(down payment+closing cost) = 16042/18K+ 2K CC = 80%I didn't add in vacancy rate, property management fee above and general minor repair.  

Their prodesk is closed until Monday, but they also suggested opening a business cc that has a cash reward.

MattI have over 20 rentals in Maumelle all are in CC of AR and range for 1500-1700 sf.

I already had a cc associated with it.

Figure out any penny you can contribute to paying off CC debt first, then address car, then student loans. 

If all goes well, then the options are a CC or HELOC.

I do find it strange that you could pay with a cc so you should be able to refute the charge if they do not do as promised.

Are other cities this strict cc @Aaron WadeWe haven't ever done anything in Mesquite, but it has a reputation for being difficult to deal with.