Always account for business expenses  separately  you can do this by using separate credit card and bank account.    

Hey Brent It will only be a rental until my green card is approved.

I have good credit and a credit card with a relatively high limit.

I’ve heard about people selling credit (card) tradelines a couple of times, most recently on Countdown to FI podcast with The Millionaire Educator (I believe it’s episode 54).

Credit card debt racked up a bit and now we have a mortgage and wonderful school loans to top that off.

Depending on demand I can adjust the price of the room and I usually make about 750-950 a month off a room.Based off my current model I am now thinking it will be smarter to apply the same strategy to entire condos in Atlanta and rent them for about $105 a night.Benefits - million dollar liability insurance , short term (can check on property) , debit card and gov id on file, payment with 24 hours.What do you guys think?

Joe Gore They don't charge the tenant either (unless the tenant chooses to pay with a credit card...then it's a 3%ish fee).

Business cards with website info, email, phone, and a photo of me.

They say strategic defaulters typically have higher FICO scores, lower revolving balances, fewer instances of exceeding the limits on credit cards and lower overall retail credit card usage.So much for being a good financial steward.

Don't think the credit card companies who have the liens will waive lien rights.