There is no need to pay for gas and pay it off... it's mostly myths that people have come up with over time.If you have a zero score it's because you do not have any credit or the credit that you do have is less than 6 months old... more likely is less than 90 days old.Now, if your intent is to get approved for a mortgage and all you have is one prepaid credit card you are not putting yourself in the best position to secure a loan approval.I usually recommend 5 Tradlines or 5 separate accounts reporting to your credit.The best place to start, even before starting to get credit cards, is by going on the app store on your phone and searching "Build Credit" .

The 12 months of prepaid rent has nothing to do with your screening/leasing policy.

I do think you can normally get funding in that time frame and it doesn't have to be actual cash for balance but I do think the deposit has to be cash, debit, certified check etc. 

If the tenant decides to pay with credit/debit card, they would pay 3% of the total charge.2.

Yes I prepaid, but would Title give me credit for the three days that I didn’t have the money?

With either loan type, you'll pay title fees, escrows and prepaids (covering your homeowner's insurance and property taxes).

My tenants sign up for a Baselane account and they can pay via ACH, debit card, or credit card through the online software.

@Champ LeongFor the lower cash back transactions like 1% can consider replacing with Yotta debit card.

I just pulled out my debit card and said, "Here you go!"...

The transfer should be a credit to the bank account, but the debit should be to Loan Payable for the principal amount and interest, and the rest to insurance and taxes.The LLC is a disregarded entity for IRS purposes and uses the owner's Social Security number to report on Schedule E, page one.