How much money could you make with $1,000?

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Timing. During which your old mortgage shows paid off and your new one hasn't shown, you credit gain many points. It will drop back down a bit on the new mortgage until you show few payments.

Edit: quick business credit tip.. Get your D&B account going then get store credit under the business. Few stores that I know approve 2k-5k and report the activity to your business credit file is Staples and SAMs.

It takes a year or so to build up credit for your biz. It has been 3 months for damagefactory.. And we already got approved for $50k or more line of credit.

Good luck


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I would expect the opposite. I have seen "your open credit on real estate accounts is too low" as a negative on my credit reporting. I have excess equity (> 2:1 value) in my property and am well on the way to paying off my mortgage early.

All I'm after is something that allows 0% interest balance transfers. I have enough freed up credit on current cards to buy what I need, and income from that purchase will ideally pay itself off in 12 months. If not, I can afford paying off the total amount in 12-15 months at 0% interest with my normal income if I need to. The card isn't that important because for the most part, I'll never really use it except for holding the initial debt.

Now, I post about this here because I know I'm approaching this from a personal expense stand point, and there are probably better ways to accomplish what I want. I value the input from everyone so far. I feel like I'm not transitioning into the business mindset quick enough, so I'll probably set up lunch with Chunky and/or some other business owners to show me the ropes.

You might shop around a few credit unions, they're usually hungry for CC biz. Thing is, you're going to pay an up front fee for any 0% through xx 2016 offer. You may be better off getting a NO FEE transfer with a super low rate. Just a thought.