Do you have credit cards with places like Lowes and Home Depot that you can use to buy materials now and not need to pay off for maybe 90 days?

Maintenance, the life cycle of commercial W/D, and the cost of converting from coin-op to debit card operated? 

We're going to furnish the property and I was wondering if anyone has done this, and if so what credit card do you recommend?

This doesn't mean you should be looking at markets such as Detroit and Memphis, because even though it looks good on paper, if they are shady neighborhoods, you are going to spend a considerable amount more on property preservation (broken windows, stolen HVACs, etc.).The easiest way to increase cash flow would be on your existing property.

So on Fridays he would take a few complaint cards that came in about the Mac and Cheese and personally call the folks of course to hear him tell it was quite humorous calling ( normally a house wife) and explain NO I am the President of STauffer and I want to hear why or how we can improve our Mac and Cheese..

The short version: looks like it will cash flow on paper but in reality with repairs and potential tenant issues it won't, very affordable purchase prices (Indianapolis range is $120,000 to low $200,000 depending on the Class C area or distressed properties under $100,000, many times older homes with sewer line and foundation issues, stolen AC units (get a cage for the unit), Class C is volatile.

If you are an "authorized user" on your husband's credit card(s) you can benefit from his credit and start increasing your score.

I've seen investors use credit cards with a 0% APR promotion, business loans, but most times they have someone in their network privately lending them those funds.

You pay 4%  credit card fee . . 

@Joseph FennerTo acquire 167 rentals, use creative financing strategies like the BRRRR Method, seller financing, partnerships, joint ventures, HELOC/Equity Loans, portfolio loans, credit cards, and business credit lines.