These are C/C+ properties in B- area.

Your tenants can also pay online or using their CC.

Also not sure what your apr is, but may be worth using 1500 of that 10k and clearing the debt on the CC unless you never roll a balance over anywaysI agree with the folks on the truck.

Use the CC to make all the repairs and then refinance, use that equity to pack back the CCs, and then sell, pay off the house note, and pocket the difference.

Account Closed  I love your business model, but this must take a good understanding of the market and a deep pocket: I say this because I suspect that these are probably class C/C+ neighborhood and financing will be a challenge?

@Brian C. 

Edit:I have 1 gas card with a $400 limitI have 1 CC with a $5,500 limit, its paid off every month, so I carry no debt with it.Besides that I have no car payments or other loans.

Info:Salary: $57500Wife’s Salary: $36000Debts:Car 1: $9850 @ 5%Car 2: $5376 @ 5%CC: $2500 @ 0% until OctoberStudent Loans: $6625 3% no payments until SeptemberHouse: $105,200 @ 4.625% - Refi possibility to 3.5% if decide to keep itThe house is worth about $185k now (my wife can pull comps and I am positive of this amount the Phoenix home market has shot up dramatically) and we would probably move into a $225k house closer as the prices are much higher in town.Rental analysis https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?

I haven't used it and I hear it can be a bit of a pain at times because there's an additional layer of red tape but they offer CC assistance of up to $15,000.

., I get a Southwest business cc because I travel a lot to TX (and elsewhere) for personal, not business trips, but I put my business charges on it to rack up the miles in order to do this in the first place.Can I do this and maintain that veil?