Many (perhaps most) brokerage firms lack provisions for debit cards, certified funds options, wires to third parties, etc.

If you require direct debit, that requirement functions another screening measure.  

We filed eviction and he presented a forged note from the prior owner stating he had "prepaid for 6 months".  

The larger the setting the more likely the machines will be broken into.. most places are using a debit type card that's on the machines for use.. but coin op are still out there.. 

Good Afternoon,I need some help in Understanding my options regarding a HELOC that I just got approved for , and am set to sign the Papers for this coming Monday The HELOC is for 20 years  and is a $20,000 Loan  ( the First 10 years is Interest Only and Last 10 years is when the Payments to payoff the Principal kicks in )I want to ask and see if my Future use with this HELOC makes sense and or can be done .............I want to use this Line of Credit for the DownPayment  (  20%  -  25%  ) /Rehab/Closing Costs/Pre-Paids for Each new Rental Property that I purchase and then Refinance into an Investment Property I Won't need the Full  $20,000  from the HELOC each time to use for the DownPayment/Rehab/Closing Costs/Pre-Paids for Each Rental, as i plan to use some of the Cash that I get from each Rental,  when I refinance them My main Question is:If I use this HELOC ONCE per year for the Costs it will take for Each Rental  ( DownPayment ( 20% - 25% ) /Rehab/Closing Costs/Pre-Paids  ) .....

You can also opt to take credit/debit cards, but you will be paying more to do so. 

We help small and medium sized businesses accept credit/debit/checks in a more secure, and cost effective manner.

I'm sick of all these debit cards. 

@Kyle Rountree When you talk about "prorated rents" are you talking about security deposits or simply just prepaid rent for upcoming months.

@Mark BeneventoYou cannot legally accept prepaid rent in NJ.Google "NJ prepaid rent"+1 on what @Roy N. said!