Monthly debt obligations appearing on credit report:$60/mo (one credit card, $2900 remaining balance)I will also have some taxes owed for last year -- not on the credit report but can be gleaned from 2018 tax returns.

I have Fico currently have 30k on business credit card and I own  SFH free and clear worth 40k that currently being rented. 

so i am nowhere clsoe to getting ready to invest in real estate but i wanted your help. i spoke to my wife about future plans of investing in real estate. she did not take that well. she is very short term minded like making sure the house is fixed up. paying my student loans down. credit card down. making sure the kids are taken care of. all very important things but i am looking long term. i am the one who opened up the kids college savings account and got my sons savings account over 1k in savings getting ready for him to buy a car in about 5 years.so i do have credit card debt about 6k worth and 45k in student loans. i am currently reading set for life by scott trench but how has couples here with kids dealt with there personal finance and talk to there spouse about investing in real estate thanks! 

Called the employee in, and explained as the new owner, I don't have all the info in file and please bring  me the SS card.

Great way to loop in the best financing options, since you can transfer a property from your name into a Land Trust after getting a loan - the Land Trust is an exempted transfer from the Due on Sale Clause.Question,  I know using a personal card for an LLC purchase "destroies" the protection,  does that mean if I have a SLLC I would need a new card for each child llc?

They will show you a breakdown of your real FICO scores “there are like 12 of them I heard” it will show your your scores for mortgage, auto, credit cards and personal.

We’ve heard about the student loan, the car loan, the child support and I suspect there might be more liabilities like maybe credit cards just like the rest of us.

Some people would do it without a cushion and just finance the rehab on a credit card that doesn't ask you to pay it back for a year. 

The $75k pays off your $50k hard money loan, and gets you your $25k rehab cost back (or pays off that debt if you financed on the Home Depot card or whatever).

My husband's first boss bought his first house on a credit card, since it was a better interest rate than the 18% on the open market.