You should be able to provide statements to u/w showing where the money came from in order to pay the CC.

I am not an expert in credit score reporting but I think whenever you open new CC, your scores get dinged a little.

Then they have you pay a bill for them in cash only to find out that the CC was counterfeit.A common one was an out of the country person transferring her car back to USA.

I put 600 on a CC that I couldn't afford to pay off!

Haven't used a CC in years, but I remember the days of working to keep my FICO in the high 700s so I could get loans!

Eliminate that CC debt - I did that using the Ramsey method of snowballing and haven't looked back since. 

A well maintained, C/C+ neighborhood with fair taxes, most likely a yes.

Going to catch him in CC.

I would have your Atty draft a letter to the brokers they work for and cc a copy to the local real estate board and the state Atty generals officeOr you could just send an email to all of the above Truly is remarkable how people will take action on something when they're made aware that the email you're sending them is also being CCed to the state Attorney General's office Such a simple thing and yet I've been able to recover thousands of dollars by doing just that.

I bid 50,000 70% of 100k less 20k for repairs and get it I borrow 50k from a PML at 11% plus 500 originate I sell it 6 months later for 100,000Pay 2% to my realtor 3% to buyers realtor 2% for title 3% of buyers CC for a total of 10% to sellTaxes are 200 a month (Texas)So after repairs I have 30,000 to pay out the following2,000 closing purchase3,250 to PML10,000 closing to sell 1,200 property taxes 16,450 is grand total less 30,000 i had to work with I walk away with 13,550 If my repairs are really 25 instead of 20k I make a whopping 8,550 not nearly enough for the risk If I paid more than 50k I need to deduct every dollar from that 8,550 so if I paid 55,000 instead of 50k I make 3500 bucks I have only lost on one house by 1500 dollars over the last 30 Buys and that house I myself over estimated the resale value.