Hi A potential tenant of mine who looks really good on paper (credit score, income and else) is asking if we can take rhino policy for security deposit ? 

So Plastiq lets the customer pay the fee if the customer wants to pay with a CC and they send the vendor a paper check.

I run into this all the time being west coast based by the time i wire out to fund.. it hits the closer at like 4pm and now the seller is sitting there grinding on them wanting a paper check for their proceeds .. out this way nothing is paper check its all wires.

When the cleaners clean the bedroom, there's literally a cardstock with a greeting  on the pillows and inside the fridge there's some paper food note for them to enjoy the stay.

I'd double check that it is a service dog vs an emotional support animal (pet with papers someone paid for online).What is the rationale for charging more rent? 

See if there are any white papers published on the system in your state for example on Tax Sale Recourses website.   

Here's a mix of steps and strategies that might help steer you through these choppy waters:Documentation Is Your Best Friend: Make sure you've got a solid paper trail of all interactions, notices, and agreements related to rent payments.

Go through the process again...on paper.  1 - Cash in2 - REFI out3 - ...etc....How much do you actually spend?

Most importantly, they are often in areas that have less complex barriers to clear title for resale.Just my long 0.02 san berdo and Riverside county CA are poster childs for tax sales.. as these counties have hundreds of thousands of platted lots many with no access .. just lines on paper.

I'm also trying to keep my eyes peeled for properties that require some rehab (kitchen/bath/flooring/etc).. not major projects.Details: -I have set aside $350k of expendable cash, and I'd like to leverage this.