The only thing I'd want to confirm is the very unlikely situation that several tenants have pre-paid the next several months in advance.

It's always best to understand the terms and conditions you agreed to in your PMA, and the work to make this a smooth and amicable transition and make sure things like security deposits and prepaid rent get transferred and accounted for correctly.The timing is also crucial.

@Linda Thomas  I just let it go but I do list the pre-paids on each lease at renewal.

So perhaps an alternative to having a car available is to provide them with a pre-paid Uber credit?

When it came time to to buy and close on the home the management company had compiled 4 yrs of payment history that was reported to credit bureaus and had all ready reported the prepaid 10k down to the seller too.

I am not very tech savvy but I have managed to create a website with it and it is not too bad at about $4 per month (pre-paid for a year or two).

Mine are 5% of loan balance if prepaid within 1 year, 3% within 2 years, 1% within 3 years. 

It's more customary for a seller to pay buyer's costs, except pre-paids, taxes, insurance, PMI on a loan, per diem interest and loan fees required.Deed fee?

...Hazard fee is most likely your property insurance, pre-paid for some initial term (my guess is one year).Origination charges are the charges the lender is passing along to produce the loan.

As a precaution, he offered me (and likely all his customers) 1-year pre-paid Equifax Gold Identity Protection.