What state would you be chasing overages in?

(CHASE INK/AMEX- do NOT use Capital One's Business Credit cards... it will report in your personal name and you will destroy your credit, if you can't pay back quickly-by throwing off your Credit Utilization %...a TRUE BUSINESS CREDIT CARD does NOT report under your social security number) to fund your expenses, you can even pay labor if you don't paying 2.5% (I use either VENMO or PLASTIQ)...total left over would equal $24,300.Hope you found some value in this and they are offered from experience based on my screw ups :)If you have to go commercial, look for a bank that has under 8 locations.

Its hastle to chase them down or have the pm for 10 or 15 a month. 

I would do that WAY before I chased tax liens in the US.. so many tax liens in the US become worthless paper.. we were able to generate 12 to 15% in Canadian short term mortgages to fix and flippers.Now granted there is more risk in CA as the foreclosure rules ( at least in BC) are not nearly as lender friendly as the US.but it sure worked out fine for me personally

I have been chasing notice of defaults (pre-foreclosures) in Weber and Davis County for a few months.

It makes no sense for a company or an employee to go on a wild goose chase tracking down obscure answers to questions that have nothing to do with things that the company can control when they could simply focus their human capital on investors who have already decided that the city they operate in is the city they want to invest in. 

Just for a headcheck, my last brrrr refi from Chase came in at 6% with half a point and about $3,100 in closing costs.

I don't recall ever having heard of a large bank like Chase or WF doing this.

We’re from Queensland but we moved out to the country chasing cash flow deals and we’ll possibly be moving to the desert in Broken Hill to explore those possibilities so we’re not too scared of changing climates and conditions haha.

Cards I have and recommend are Chase INK, AMEX....