The main issue I see here is that the contract would be in the name of the IRA.If the contract is in your personal name and the deposit comes from the IRA, I would see a major issue.

Cristian Yepez Depending on how your contract is structured, you could lose your earnest money deposit.

Usually you put an earnest money deposit down immediately (some investors do it differently) and give the seller a due diligence fee to let the seller know you're serious about buying. 

Borrower is Earl Allen Boek can be found on Facebook.Will pay 5% for 110 years automatic deposited into your account of choice.  

. ($70k x 143% = $100k).It shouldn't matter if $50k of that $70k was already borrowed money - the Refi pays it out and you still get back your original $20k deposit.

You should follow the local laws to take the security deposit- equal to 1.5 month's rent, but I'd expect the management company to be handling this. 

It's income I can count on being direct deposited the beginning of every month.

Hello allWe are considering accepting a holding fee from a potential tenant that will go towards his security deposit when he completes payment of security deposit and first month's rent by a specified date.

@Kyle Howard  I don't see any reason you couldn't use TF, provided the buyer has the cash and deposits it first with the title company.  

His $300 deposit didn't quite cover his damages or his unpaid rent.