It's easy enough for me to use myself and has a lot of other features that help me manage my rental portfolio and take more of the day-to-day management in house, like vetting tenants, collecting security deposits and rents and its other banking features.

@Mauricio Duarte I don't recommend using Expense screen to view all your expenses since that may not capture all transactions, ie. refund from store processed as deposit or journal entry.

Consider all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

In the world of development you have money at risk to complete these and other reports, legal, zoning, permitting, environmentals, etc before you go hard on your deposit with a seller.

If I let them go can I keep the security deposit until I find a tenant?

It sounds like a security deposit trap.

The fact that the property manager leased it without collecting a deposit is a huge red flag when they are only placing a tenant. 

You can make offers on 2-3-4 whatever number of houses, but don’t put down deposits on homes you don’t plan to buy. 

The software needs to help with accounting, deposits, repairs, etc. 

Deposits are made as they come in and they don't jack up the price if the loan becomes non performing.