<prompt> Human: To keep this as simple as possible, heres our situation:1. My wife and I are in our mid 50s with 110,000 credit card debt, mostly medical and house renovation2. We inherited a condo that we fixed up and now live in as a downsize, nice place - very low expenses, no mortgage, worth 300,0003. We still own our house of 24 years, 280,000 mortgage, worth at least 700,000, it is up for sale at 750,000.4. Have stocks and cash and gold and silver valued at about 100,000.5. Weve got about 500,000 in IRAs and 401Ks, but obviously dont want to touch that.The problem is that the credit cards, which had been at zero percent interest are now up between 10 and 24. We figured to pay them off when we sold the house, but its been more than 9 months, and Im paying stupid interest.We applied for a Home Equity Loan, but the debt to income is screwed up because we still pay a 2,800 mortgage on the house plus a maintenance fee at the condo, and 3 car leases... so they denied.I hate to sell the stocks theyre doing so well and gold, or to give up our cash about 20,000 to pay it off, but paying this interest makes no sense.Anyone have any ideas? Thanks!  <response>: If your house hasnt sold in 9 months you probably have it listed too high. 