I'm into it for about $7K after closing costs and prepaid interest.

We've used www.rentecdirect.com for ACH debiting of our tenants for the past 3+ years and found it fairly painless. 

I'm my case, most of my expenses were incurred in 1984, so my CPA had me book expenses  in 1983 for the property as prepaid in 1983, and when the flip failed in 1984, we capitalized all the prepaid expenses from 1983, and actual expenses in 1984, into the cost basis of the house when it was turned into a rental.

Resident agrees that if he/she has falsified any statement in the rental application, Management has the right to terminate this Agreement immediately and further agrees that Management shall be entitled to retain any performance fee and any prepaid rents as fair and just liquidated damages."

You're going to be into it for ~$1k prepaid financing expenses to find a worthwhile yes/no answer.... appraisal fee + HUD consultant fee.

There is a minimum draw of $4,000 and no debit card.

For tenants with no bank accounts, there are prepaid debit cards that will provide both a rounting and account number (which is different from the card number).

Cash to close will be $55,000 plus pre-paids and transfer taxes for a total of about $60-$65,000. 

i was just wondering if anyone uses prepaid legal to have their contracts and agreements looked over and written up for use?

Over the weekend, customers of the banks can access their money by writing checks or using ATM or debit cards.