They just played the "good neighbor card".

This may be posted in the wrong area, but I am just wondering what are some good "business bank accounts" to get or credit cards or even lines of credit before starting rental properties?

If you've placed 150k into the property, i.e. down payment etc - to calculate your return you'd calculate: 2,000 = x% of 150,000 OR2,000 divided by 150,000which equals a return of 1.33%The wild card here is, Seattle as I understand it has had a strong housing market in recent times.

DSCR cannot fit with land purchase as at closing you have zero rents vs principle interest taxes and insurance plus all your other bills- primary, car, credit cards.

Usually a combination of bank loans, private loans, personal reserves and 0% interest credit cards.

Guaranteeed.If you really want this house, the only realistic route to success is:1) Move someplace cheaper2) Save3) Increase your income4) Buy the house at full market value when you can actually afford itShort of that, I suppose you could always win the lottery or just put it on a credit card.

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I am looking to get a credit card to put purchases on for the build.

*Have a separate credit card dedicated to business transactions*When buying supplies for multiple properties in one day ask the cashier to ring them up separately. 

It was a competing offer situation so asking for a clear CO wasnt in the cards, but the RTK is what I was looking for in this post.