Of course it's slightly different business model with deposits and rent and equipment damage and such.

These tenants are screened by the utilities departments and typically are required to pay a deposit to have utilities turned on in their name.

Either that or write a GIANT check for your earnest money deposit so you have no choice but to close, lol.

With coin-operated machines you're likely going to be required to roll the coins in order to deposit them, or use a machine like coin-star which takes a fee for the cash conversion.

I would think I just need to pay a full closing cost at closing and deposit the casher's check after closing.  

Point being that im not too concerned about an inspection or keeping the security deposit unless there is major damage to the property.

The note is not the IRA, it is the investment of the IRA.All income from the note must be deposited to the IRA account.You can then request distributions from the IRA account.This is no different than if your IRA owned shares of Amazon. 

@Liz C. honestly, I think she is just trying to cover her *** because these were issues when she moved in, she does noy want to be blamed, nor deduct from the deposit when she moves out.An appointment to physically go and see these issues is important, take a photo of them, notate and take care of any issues that are a hazard or big nuisance 

This would be set up from her bank to deposit into your account.

You do walk thru of common areas and the apartment that's to be vacant morning before closing to verify.Rents for Sept should be in closing docs seller pays to you. along with security deposits and any interest.Moving tenant, sec deposit should come from seller. your taking possession as of 9/1 so condition of unit is as of that date for you,, and seller would do refund on deposit.