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Buying real estate using credit card leverage

Michael Stevens
  • Lansing, IL
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If all we have is credit card leverage along with an average annual income of $97,000. How do we purchase a property of say $140,000 asking price?

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Steve Vaughan#1 Personal Finance Contributor
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Good income, no savings?  Not having money is a symptom of underlying issues.  Work and budget.  Save.  Cut out non-essentials.  The road to ruin can be financed by revolving debt.  Sacrifice to win @Michael Stevens!

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