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who should keep the security deposit$$

Greg Meyer
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I am an out of town investor. As such, I depend on a property manager (PM) to sign up new tenants, collect rents etc. Some security deposit $$ are in my bank,with a dedicated account and some have been kept with the property manager. I want to consolidate the funds, and wonder where I should keep the money.

Possible solutions I am looking at:

1.  Bring it all to my bank, within a dedicated account and give my PM access to account, in case we have to return money

2. Transfer the deposits I have to the property manager, so I can delegate the task of managing the deposits.

My PM thinks its a better idea that he keeps the $$, but he cant say why. I want to hear what this community thinks.

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