No real contact info (there is an info@ email buried somewhere) and even though the search is fairly polished some of the pages are sketchy looking and the subscription links aren't even actual CC forms or secure.

Hello BP members, I have a question regarding getting financing for real estate in the price range of $300k-$500kI Intend to hold the real estate in an LLC I would be the manager of the investment and take a 40% stake in the LLCI have an investor that would put up 30% of the downpayment (as well as cover CC) & bank finance the other 70% (Investor will have 40% stake in the LLC)I would have another partner with an income of $80k-100k+ annually that would have no money in the deal but that personally, guarantees the loan amount. 

And NOW I know "new" flippers like me better have 35% PP + cc to spend.  

Take care of the high CC regroup and invest down the road.  

We have about 78K in CC/personal loan debt.

Thanks so much @Brian C., @Matthew Fullam and @Kevin K.  

Recently sold comps say one thing regarding ARV (~$130-150K), but it's a C/C- neighborhood so my buyers are having a tough time getting the funding for the rehab based on lenders preception of the appraisal value. 

BUT... my hubby & I are also in debt (cc's, cars, loans, etc- not including a ridiculous amount of student loans. sigh).

From the NOI we derive the cash-on-cash (c/c) and for  clarity, that's the NOI divided by your real cash down payment ( noi / dp). 

I agree with Brie but personally my first option would be to try pay with or transfer the amount to a 0% cc offer.