You can get prepaid legal for less than $20month.

I initially offered $253K with the seller agreeing to cover my prepaid and closing ($7k).

The tenants each can pay separately with their debit cards and it automatically gets deposited into my account.

If you get injured using these financing options, just swipe your debit card and pay the bills.

And our tenants like it too...it's free for them if they link their bank account, but charges small fee (to the tenant, not landlord) for debit/credit cards.

Then you just prorate prop tax and prepaids.

A property manager I recently hired asked me to sign a form giving his firm permission to credit my account for rent deposits, as well as permission to make withdrawals as needed. He noted that he has never made a wit...

There is no savings...UNLESS...you pay them an extra fee to facilitate the administrative process surrounding bi-monthly payments AND you sign up for ACH debit from your bank account.I've found greater success with just paying extra every month.

Clearly their error and assistance means executing any document necessary, giving additional information and bringing any pre-paids current, not necessarily paying cash to bring them into compliance.

Here is their link:https://www.clearnow.com/staticHTML2/index.phpThey charge $14.95 per month, which includes the debit of one tenant.