If we have a new LLC to maintain the rental portfolio but the rental properties are still in personal names is it OK to spend money on the rental property using a business credit card and collect rent to the business account even though the LLC dont own the property but the properties are still owned on the personal name ?

They I would get to know everybody and collect business cards.

Want to use it for shirts, hats, business cards, and paperwork.

My problem is, in order to be able to pay back high interest loans and credit cards, I need the cash.

I mean, if you need to get the cash fast, and have good credit (and high credit card limits), you could do balance transfers (with 3-5% fees and hopefully a 0% rate for 12-18 months), which does skip the bank's underwriting. 

Maybe you can borrow enough to pay off the lender and pay off your credit line/credit cards over the next few years from the cash flow.

My example for this is, I'm a veteran so my credit card interest rates are currently capped at 4%. 

It does a great job of keeping track of transactions I enter as well as ACH/Credit card payments from tenants.

You were paying credit card fees, towels and coffee and other supplies, higher insurance rates, self-employment tax, furnishing, high maintenance, decreasing Market saturation, booking site commissions, a lot of other stuff. third, 30 to 35 thousand on a $275,000 house is peanuts 'str wise.

Some people lump consumer credit card spending on wasteful unnecessary toys in the same category as a mortgage that in 5 years makes you a lot of money.