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If you want to offer a "rebate" of some kind after they stay up to date for certain amount of time, I'm more inclined to go that way, but in general theres no real good reason to put yourself as the owner in the middle of the utilities unless they aren't metered in a way to bill directly.  

Two thoughts:-- To your direct question ...

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Firstly, you can save costs by paying your VAs directly.

If you end up moving in that direction and putting all the dominos in place, the last thing you want is to get towards the end and have the deal denied because of that.Unfortunately, most GAP funders keep regional to markets and people that they know and they keep them close to the chest.

We are quickly moving that direction as there is obvious value in using them. 

Many of these platforms integrate directly with QuickBooks Online, which I use for my clients.