Lender, Escrow, Prepaids.  

Closing cost- I understand if I close in end of December the closing cost will be lower because of lower prepaid interest than if I close in first week of Jan.4.

The buyer is asking for $5,700 towards closing costs, pre-paids and concessions. 

Impounds or prepaids - These are not really costs associated with the loan or the closing itself, but they do sometimes require cash at closing.

I prepaid one year membership on REBO.  

i do not mean go into debt like crazy i mean something small to boost your score such as a prepaid card from your local bank, just talk to them about building your credit and they should surly have some options. coming out of the gate with good standing credit will put you in a better position than most to start investing also if you are working saving up what you can would help depending on which market you desire to jump into, fix & flip / wholesale / buy n hold. also i would recommend learning to analyze a deal.

Basically like a pre paid credit card...So there would be no leveraging on the first deal but the possibility on the next deal.  

Step 2: Calculate the total costs by adding up the purchase price, rehab budget, estimated closing costs (title, taxes, etc), lender points and interest reserve (pre-paid interest). 

In fact, I prepaid for a 2019 model year vehicle, so she has to wait to the end of 2018 to pick it up.

They rely on other networks for connectivity have a sub-par customer base (think pre-paid phone plans), and could have their business negatively impacted by a number of variables that tier one providers don't have to even think about.Compared to Boost Mobile, a T-mobile would add value to the tenant mix at a shopping center, could pull other potential Tenants to the center (think synergies) and would likely look better to a prospective buyer.Those are just my thoughts.