https://www.netspend.com/prepaid-debit-card/applyN...Not all prepaid cards allow ACH/eCheck debits so this is the one we recommend with our service.  

The purpose of running a credit report on prospective tenants is to check for judgments and address history, not to see if they have $460 charged on their one $500 limit credit card, and thus have a 600 FICO.

For post cards, use yellow card stock and have a printer (Minuteman Press; PIP; etc - NOT a copy store like Office Depot) merge your card copy with the address list and print them on the card stock and cut them for you.

My financial situation is as follows:Credit Score : 740-750Credit card utilization : 10-20%max (aka very little credit card debt)No car PaymentOwe 134k on my house that I purchased in April 2013.

Here are My results this week I went with a friend who worked for Merrill Lynch and built a large portfolio door knocking: Knocked on 12 doors and only 3 people answered, the other 9 I left my note card and business card.

Well, doing something each day will keep you committed just as much, if not more, than the $40k on credit cards for that one class.

i have a voluntary repos a retail credit card and my school loan

They offer a CC payment option - I'm not sure if that would allow your tenants without bank accounts to pay online via a prepaid debit card, or BlueBird type card - it's probably a good question for them. 

All options are good if you play your cards right.

The house of cards falls very quickly, if all else fails, you can profit from the huge decline in the bubble we're in (tech sector, etc).Partner with Home Owners for high end flips - Has anyone ever heard of RajuSells.com?