Debit cards are another story, I do not see the point of them at all.

Canceled checks, bank statement debits, or other dated proof from a third party.

I prefer debit cards and cash.

She did offer that she can give me the debit card for both the social services and the child support or basically assign for me to get the check directly so it can be applied towards the rent, thereby guaranteering my rent.

If it's not in the lease, you might have problems enforcing the guy to do the maintenance, but the discounted rent you will have to honor.Close in the beginning of the month so the seller will have to give you credit for rent at closing (rent is due on the 1st, close on the 5th and have title company credit you for 25 days of pre-paid rent -- it shouldn't be your problem that the rent hasn't been paid on time, make it the seller's problem to collect it).

I have worked with alot of sellers lately (in this crappy market) who got Helocs, used their house as a debit card, :roll: and now are upside down because their home value went down 20%.

:i read the letter again and it said "if you have auto payment currently", nothing is needed and nothing will change.my payment is taken out on the 2nd. i will check on the site on the 3rd and see if they have taken it and recorded it correctly.George, if you wouldn't mind posting the outcome here after they debit your account that would be great.

S/he can also help you through those dandy debit/credit questions!

-Use the debit card for a property account to buy all your repair materials, painting supplies, gas when you drive to visit the property, credit checks for the tenants, etc.

(b) If the tenant abandons the dwelling unit, the landlord may send notice to the tenant at the tenant’s last-known address both by regular mail, postage prepaid, and by certified mail, return receipt requested, stating that (i) the landlord has reason to believe that the tenant has abandoned the dwelling unit, (ii) the landlord intends to reenter and take possession of the dwelling unit unless the tenant contacts the landlord within ten days of receipt of the notice, (iii) if the tenant does not timely contact the landlord, the landlord intends to remove any possessions and personal effects remaining in the dwelling unit and to re-rent the premises, and (iv) if the tenant does not reclaim such possessions and personal effects within thirty days after the notice, the landlord will dispose of them as permitted by this Section.