Doing so, you will incur closing costs (lender fees, title fees, prepaid escrow account, recording fees, title insurance, etc.). 

Higher deposits and prepaid rents could help sweeten the pot, but first impressions help.

Again I really like the idea of prepaid rent.

(3) What time frame do we go by on prepaid property taxes?

He has a job to do, for which he has been prepaid, and now he needs to perform.

The new loan amount can be no more than the actual documented amount of the borrower's initialinvestment in purchasing the property plus the financing of closing costs, prepaid fees, and points on thenew mortgage loan (subject to the maximum LTV, CLTV, and HCLTV ratios for the cash-out transactionbased on the current appraised value).

I understand underwriting fees, title fees, recording fees, etc are all depreciated over the course of the loan while things like prepaid taxes, property tax, etc are expensed.

It’s also important to get not only the records for any prepaid rent and security deposits but also the money (it should be transferred to you on the closing statement).https://www.sjcmanagement.com/...

I had a contractor that already did a lot of work on my property and I was leaving the country for 15 days so I prepaid him $500 to do some more work while I was gone.

The other thought I had, particular since you are talking about capital and that you have limited capital, be sure you are accounting for liquidity covenants and/or prepaid reserves in the loans.