Fees:Upfront (pre-paid fee) $3k – This was the 1sttime I ever paid a fee up front (other than an inspection)2% lender Fee – Very Expensive but I suppose is standard for this type of loan productLoan would be serviced/funded originally by Stronghill CapitalSold within 30 days to new providerEarly pay-off penalty (expires after year 5)Feel free to message or ask any additional questions that can help you in your investing journey.

There are some stipulations, but it can be a powerful strategy.Any debit instrument must be non-recourse, meaning no personal guarantee from you or any disqualified party to the IRA.This limits the choice of lenders.  

Just like for example the Debit steering that the smarter POS systems do.

In the past my options have been to pay with cash, pay via checking account online, or pay with cash or debit via WIP card.

Got rid of them when I got my first mortgage and only used it like a debit card before that (to establish credit and would pay off full balance every month).

I do think that if the other agent is easy to work with and pulls a lot of the weight (as often buyer's agents do) a nice bottle of wine and a pre paid gas card would be a very nice gift!

If it's a smaller property, you might be able to get away with just a handyman, but he's got to be able to collect rents for you if you don't have a way of automatically collecting them from tenants, such as direct debit, if that's legal where you are looking.  

Dear Fellow Omaha investors...We have a pre-paid place in upcoming Ron Legrand workshop up in MN, from the last minute cancellation.You can have it if you want to, but please check if Ron's appoach interests you and aligns with your investment goals, because ideally we are looking for a future partner.We would be happy to have you come along with us.

What about the route that @Robert Herrera mentioned if say "bob" wants to prepay for 4 months can I just get them both signing an acknowledgement stating that the months of April and may are being prepaid.  

The majority of your closing costs are based on a percentage of your loan amount and in most cases, 52-55% of those are for pre-paids for insurance, taxes and interest.