Before that, I’d like to share my current situation so I can get realistic feedback.My Current Life SituationI have around $5K in credit card debt, with about a month and a half left of no interest.

Now , dieing this time they had more suprises and expenses , I had to pay for a appraisal, and richer values etc , which was charged to my card the day after I said I was going to have another money lender work on getting it closed, since it was paid and ordered I went ahead with them thinking they were going to close that Friday, that didn’t happen and now they said they can easily close it on asset based , we were suppose to close again, didn’t Happen, now I don’t really don’t know what’s going on, responses are days apart or short one sentence etc , ife had to go out of my way reaching out to processor and now the company owner who won’t answer the questions, but give one liners avoiding specific answers, I’m just tying to figure out what might be the last puzzle piece, apparently the loan guy reached out and had a confernce call without me, discussed doing a seller carry back because now the underwriting is saying they are only loaning 70k of purchase and I’m having to have like 30 k in closing.

Since we would NEVER get another deal as good, I just tore the ROLODEX card in little pieces for the person I was speaking to as they told me why they weren’t ready to buy.   

I've dealt with a lot of incompetent property managers, tradespeople, and tenants. 

If not you are finding yourself in a crap shoot and the seller holds all the cards. 

Appreciate any insight from those who’ve dealt with similar situations.

If you bought some tools for your business on your personal credit card, usually it's still deductible.

Can I just do some repairs and wait a couple of years (like the first contractor suggested) until I make some money rather than spend 7k or 14k on a credit card paying 15% interest?

I have tried very expensive courses but they talk a big game and just leave you in credit card debt.

It could be a gas card that you use to fill up your tank and pay off every month.