Same with when I occasionally get gas in my vehicle using my company debit card... or occasionally run by staples or buy something off Amazon for my home office. 

I had not heard of a deposit only debit card.

I don't use debit cards I go to the branch and cash a check.. but being a points junkie I only buy with my mileage card.. but anyway I don't handle the bills my office does  LOL. 

Just make sure your HELOC can offer you checks and or a debit/credit card to pay bills with.If you need more info, I'll help as much as I possibly can.Happy Investing...

Here are the numbers:Purchase price - $210,000, with $4000 put in escrow by the sellers for repairsDown payment - 10% / $21,000Closing costs - $5000, about half in closing fee and half in pre-paids (taxes, insurance)Total cash out of pocket - $26,000Renovation costs - $23,000 ($4,000 paid from escrow), for above-mentioned work plus new central A/C and new electrical panel Furniture cost - $8,000. 

He asked me if I could help set up an auto debit from his checking account using only his routing and account numbers.

Here's the numbers:Purchase: 136k, 5% down = $6800 + closing costs and prepaid insurance will be roughly 10k downARV: 175-180k, have to see how the neighborhood does in the next year, my realtor firmly believes 180.Rehab: 15-20k, all done by us.So after putting 20k into the property, that leaves roughly 24k of capital gains tax. 

At this point we would like to know what you all have done.... would you pay down your current debit or would you save that money for a down payment on another rental property?

What about debit cards?

What about debit cards?