No I live off of $22k, other house is a cardboard box.

There is no “I’ll try it and see if it works”; once your 3 months behind on mortgage payments it’s a red flag on your credit history/credit report, your credit score takes a hit for EIGHT years minimum; you have more trouble obtaining new loans;, when you are able to obtain new loans it’s at higher interest rates, credit card issuers no longer send you the opportunities sent to A credit like 2% cash advances for first 18 months so you can’t take advantage of that, and finally with less financial status you become less interesting to people as a romantic partner!   

Most lenders and credit issuers will throw up a red flag with either one.I am an investor and I have a company that offers business credit coaching and business funding qualification preparation.

Material misrepresentations and omissions subject the issuer and the salesperson to liability for securities fraud.

It is appropriate for the issuer of income to request a W-9. 

I had business credit cards where issuers like Advanta were failing so lines froze and balances shot up to penalty pricing rates of 29.9%. 

I prefer a few high quality doors than a bunch of cheap ones...like really nice solid core made of exotic woods with inlays, rather than a bunch of $11 HD special hollow core glorified cardboard doors. 

They drop the container, but before you need double the cardboard boxes you think, bubble wrap, big 'ole locks, heavy felt pen, rolls of packing tape, two dudes that you pay $15 an hour cash.

@Jonathan Farber Some card issuers will have a virtual credit card number feature where you can generate a number that is tied to your main account, but is not your actual direct, main, card number, allowing you to essentially set up virtual burner cards.

And if the mortgage issuer discovers the home has been "sold", they may accelerate their loan and demand repayment.If you have a mortgage, offer seller financing, and they stop payments, you now find yourself in quite a pickle.