Sub-prime lending carries a higher interest rate due to risks assumed being greater than that with conventional borrowers, "interest is a function of risk" and legally justified.Commercial lending or we might say non-consumer lending, carries less justifications of what might be charged since the borrowers are assumed to be in business for a profit.

My living expenses are presently low, but the idea was that to save for what will be a reasonably low down payment, I might accelerate the process by using my credit card.I should also have stated that my credit card has 0% APR for four months, so I will likely be able to pay it back down before getting crushed by the interest.I appreciate your input, but automatically jumping to the conclusion that I'm a completely uninformed, irresponsible, over-leveraged consumer is a bit out of line in my opinion.

Two keywords here:1, Good: The debt is working for you, generating money instead of consuming your money;2, Manageable: You should have an idea of what you are doing and can keep track of things all the time.

The consumer acknowledged acceptance to the BBB.

Google, Yelp, Facebook....they all have review platforms.

I am close to trying another platform.  

I like the BP rent estimator as a starting point, but i always verify by doing my own research, no matter the platform.

It's like that fat ugly girl at the bar -- the one that starts looking better and better as you consume more adult beverages.

I think I purchased this off the hubzu auction platform, can't remeber 100%.

In a gig economy, many of the students outside the STEM and a few other fields are having trouble paying for their $80,000+ student loans which is dropping credit scores, creating difficulties in rental applications being approved, and delaying house-hold formation which in turn causes consumer spending and consumer confidence to drop heavily.