<prompt> Human: I own a small business that deals in master leasing. Each month we pay about 60k in rents to one particular property. We just received notification that they now will accept cc payments on a flat fee basis of 45 per payment.I currently have a visa that values points earned at about .01 per point. I have heard of cards getting you up to 2 cash back.How do I make the most of this situation and what is the best card with which to pay our rent with? Thank you rpersonalfinance.Ill also be cross posting this to rsmallbusinessAssistant: Holy crap, even with that outrageously high fee, you can make some serious cash back by charging 60k. For the easy way, you can look into Fidelity Amex or Citi Double Cash. 2 back on all spending. So that would be 1.2k per month cash back.If you want to get really creative, you could churn sign-up bonuses easily with these kind of expenses, but that is a ton more work.You are going to have to find a card that gives you a massive credit limit though.Human: I agree! I know Im going to have to find something that gives me a high credit limit or just keep chargingpaying offcharging again or split it up among multiple cards?Im currently looking at The Points Guy on facebook and a few websites. There just seem to be so many options out there its a bit overwhelming. Right now Im looking at the Chase Ink Plus card and getting the Starwood points. Id also be interested in cash back offers as well if you have any suggestions?  <response>: I believe the Chase Ink Plus card only pays back 1 on everything else what your payments fall back on.If youre bound by a credit limit, remember that multiple chargingpaying per month will cost you 45 each time.Youre also sometimes limited by how much youll get back.The Citi Double Cash card gives you 1 when you charge and another 1 you pay it off with no limit on cash back. 