I contacted support and they told me it charged her $17.00 because she used her debit card.  

The idea behind doing the flip is to raise capital to buy another rental instead of waiting for my current rental inventory to produce enough capital to purchase the next property.  

@Bob Bowling raises a good point however.

But if you dig deep and work on where you can get the price down and potentially raise rents -- consider that.  

And folks whose financial lives are not in order often have a very difficult time submitting a lot of the basic documents that the VA/USDA/FHA/FHMLC/FNMA require, as they often have things on their tax returns or in their bank statements that raise a red flag, or require additional docs, letters of explanation, etc in order to analyze their personal finances.

It might be time to sell, might be time to refinance, might be time to put more money into the properties, might be time to raise rents.  

Agree 100%, get advice from a "been there done that" investor, not a salesman of turnkey property.At least with the banks around here, going from a freddie/fannie conforming note to a portfolio loan raises my interest 0.125-0.25% tops (not 2%), and the required down payment goes up 0-5% ie. 25% down, not 40%.

For example, do you put multiple websites on your business card, google, facebook, etc?

A really nice home selling for an exorbitant amount might be fine for the homeowner who’s blinded by thoughts of raising kids there and showing off a new bbq grill.

Bank of America issues deposit only cards.