As plaintiff, I can say let the judge determine if and how much of the prepayment amount my (or any other) company will need to return for pre-paid funds.

You will have to pay 6 months prepaid (?)

@Sonia Alvarez You might want to look into debit consolidation by a local credit union or bank, if you have missed a payment in the past your interest rates are most likely sky high and you could reduce your monthly obligations by getting a better rate.

@Ervin Taylor in addition to the advice of talking to a lawyer, i'd also suggest you sign up for prepaid legal.

I already have a bank account/ debit card per property so that allows me to not have to worry about splitting up the costs per house on a single bank account or credit card and geting confused.

One way to make things a little more traceable: Wells Fargo, and I imagine other banks as well, offers a "Reverse Debit Card" that you can give to a tenant Or in this case borrower and they can then go in any branch, swipe their card, and deposit their rent into an account you designate.

In this case you'll then have to pay the difference with cash along with down payment and all the other closing costs/prepaids/etc.

I explained what I needed it for, and we pre-paid for one month with free pickup and delivery.I looked into traditional staging, but it was way too expensive.For about $500 I got a dining set, two sofa sets, and two bedroom sets.I felt kind of dumb after it was delivered, because I thought we were getting platform beds, but it was really just the headboard.

You may have misunderstood that.Points are prepaid interest on any type of loan, commercial or residential.

So it's kind of like a debit card in a way.