This is the former Pre-Paid Legal company.

However, I do use prepaid CPA services and have been very happy with the result, in addition to calling the IRS line when needed, and using turbo tax.

This doesn't allow you to pull additional cash out of the property (meaning you won't walking away with extra money in your pocket), but it could potentially cover the borrowed funds, financing of closing costs, prepaid items, and/or points. 

You're still going to need about $5000-6000 in closing costs, inspections, and pre-paids.

I do however have a prepaid real estate attorney that I can use.

There's always a debit/credit system to these types of relationships. 

Here are the numbers:If you've got limited funds to work with and you're in an area where you're going to pay 180K for a property, then your down payment is going to be $6300 and with reserves, closing costs and prepaid taxes and insurance, you're going to hit $10K. 

One tenant has been there seven years and is Month-to-Month and the other has been there three months and is on a one-year lease.Things I will ask for:1) Tenants' Contract / Lease Agreements2) Rent Roll Receipts3) Transfer over any deposit + accrued interest4) Extended inspection period (I wasn't able to walk through one side of the duplex due to the tenant not responding to the seller/agent/door knock day of).5) Transfer any pre-paid rentsShould I ask for:6) Should I ask them to sign the Month-to-Month tenant to a new one-year lease?

Since my divorce in 2009 (and her side forced a BK), I've had to live with Debit cards and honestly, it is refreshing to not have to worry about paying down any 'revolving' credit - which, since the 80's?

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