Although not recently, I've taken CC payment for rent (via PayPal) and believe that the "CC on file" methods would be fine if the tenant didn't dispute the charge.

You buy it to park your cash in a safe place that has high appreciation and high demand for rent.That being said, send me a PM and I can get you a $500k apartment that will cashflow around $1300/month after CC/Tax and before debt service and a relatively strong growth rate over time.

The property I am looking at is a quadplex in a C/C- neighborhood.

I would cc the BOD through email, so they could witness the ridiculousness of this guy.

I only use a cc for credit building purposes and I pay it off in full every month, being careful not to exceed 30-35%.

I go with him and pay for the equipement/ parts myself on my own CC but use his account to get a discount.

I have a Bionicon Ironwood which is a bit much for CC rides.

If you have a CC with a high limit on it and they are mailing you these "balance transfer" checks, you can do a lot.

The second offer was 86k, 3k in cc and I pay for inspections and survey, lol I was going to counter them back at 109k, but then I took a breath =)I then responded with a highest and best to both, buyer 2 ( 86k) came back at 96k with all of the same concessions.

The artificial 'due date' was put forth by the CC company.