They want to stay here a few months, so airbnb would take a fairly hefty fee from them.Guest has been here a little while now, ideal roommate/guest - clean, polite, etc.When visitor booked, they had a debit card issue so the payment at first didn't work-- supposedly because it was a foreign transaction (they're from outside the USA).

Often times I can tell someone to put the rewards credit card away and take out a debit card for a month, and bump their FICO scores 50 points just like that.

This complex doesn't accept debit or credit or cash.

It simply remains in force after the sale.The security deposit and partial month rent would show up as a debit for the seller, credit to the buyer on the HUD-1.An estopple letter is useful to the buyer. 

You can move on to another applicant who is less a traveling road show:) In all seriousness, if her ID doesn't match up, ask to see other forms of ID like a credit card/ debit card from her wallet.

I have read many stories where the tenants started a grow op in a rented house, and had prepaid rent.

Option 2 - Think about if you prepaid your mortgage, reduce your principle.

It's true that, without the prepaid amount, the rent is more than half of the applicant's gross income.

Hi Brian, check out pre-paid legal.

@neil Account Closedtell her you'll exchange your Tax ID for her debit card pin #.