Amex Blue Business Preferred is 2 MR points per dollar spent on everything, and Amex MR points are among the most valuable out there for redemption, so you're really getting 3-4% back on every purchase.I was using that but recently switched to a cash back debit card so the money leaves my bank account more in line with the time I spend it, rather than a month later, which makes bookkeeping much easier.

.- Tenant must pay on the first of every month (remember that rent is prepaid meaning that if your tenant is starting on 12/1/23 then the tenant must pay on 12/1 the month of December, then on 1/1/24 they'll pay the whole month of January and so forth).

Are prepaids in there as well. 

The upfront costs you may have are: title (insurance/CPL/stamps/surveys/any add ons, settlement/escrow, appraisal, credit, wire, notary, tax, transfer tax, insurance, prepaid interest, impounds, HOA fees, and points if the product requires.

@Shawn Trousdale- there are normal closing costs/ loan fees / prepaid  taxes - insurance and  interest  ...as you are already pre approved - ask your lender to  provide several loan cost worksheets for whatever  scenarios  you are considering   as these  worksheets should have all the  figures  itemized ....also keep in mind the  rates/ fees do change daily 

I feel like im drowning in debit student loans , Medical Bills.

Some landlords accept additional security deposits or pre-paid rent if traditional income verification is challenging.

Quick cheap answer:   -pre-pre-condiments -prepaid alcohol $$$ -prepaid refrigerator fill-linens/cleaning etc…. 

Taxpayers are encouraged to set up plan payments using direct debit (automatic bank withdraw), which eliminates the need to send a payment each month, saves postage costs, and reduces the chance of default.

I NEVER let my tenants use their security deposit as a prepaid bank for damages along the way.