Sync to your quickbooks and pay for everything with a debit card.

Sounds like the attorney is charging you for pre-paid expenses that would normally be paid by the buyer.

Also, the insurance is not a closing cost but a prepaid expense, so your closing costs aren't as high as they appear at first blush.

I tried to finance a 34k condo in Philly as was met with $4900 in closing costs, not including pre-paids: Philly Condo Closing Costs I have no idea how much it will cost you to close.

Rates are at historic lows based on credit score to some extent and can be bought down even lower by paying a point or two in pre-paid interest if you wish to keep that same loan for a long time.

They signed and prepaid their 3 mos lease back in January before covid, in March we bought another house and use the other just as a rental.

They must sign up for my debiting service (clearnow or erentpayment).

Depending on demand I can adjust the price of the room and I usually make about 750-950 a month off a room.Based off my current model I am now thinking it will be smarter to apply the same strategy to entire condos in Atlanta and rent them for about $105 a night.Benefits - million dollar liability insurance , short term (can check on property) , debit card and gov id on file, payment with 24 hours.What do you guys think?

We have it free for the tenant if they use electronic check they pay for credit card/debit card or cash.

Somebody gets a credit, the other person gets a debit.