Use Bank statement program, Use No Doc/Lite Doc/ 1 Year 1099 - or DSCR for (Investment only) Use Asset lending where you do not need a large deposit and the liquid reserves or assets acts as the collateral to offset risk.

In the event you miss calculated your equity potential, you should be fully ready and able to settle the transaction or be prepared to lose your initial deposit. 

Also, some utilities may require a deposit, so it's best that the tenants contact those utilities ASAP.  

BBL has very strict STR guidelines, if your Max Occ sign doesn't match what they have on record, according to the County Assessor, you may have code enforcement come calling.

And what's their turnaround for ACH deposit?

I'm keeping a couple free checking business accounts; I'm a self employed web developer so that has its account and then the property investing, the other account.Yeah, fees suck and I had a great blowup with my local bank where they charged me 28 bucks because they couldn't get their deposit dates straight.

That you wisely build in the costs for replacement linens and towels (also offer black face towels), possibly don't use high-end top-down shades in the Bunk Room (although those black out shades match all the shades in the rest of the house and it's a high-end property), chalk can be brushed, semi-gloss on walls for easier clean-up... and yes, there are clear check-out directions to run the dishwasher provided via an online guest book, a physical guest book, and an email I send regarding check-out the day before they check-out.

At the end of the 1031, the LLC is dissolved and the properties (or cash) go to each of the former members.This is not used often anymore for some obvious issues - First, finding properties to match the valuation of the members interests is very difficult.  2nd, in a partial exchange there will be a tax event to the LLC that needs to be passed along to the former member that does not want to do a 1031 exchange and gets cash instead. 

From that deduct the deposit (so that they know they won't be getting that back). 

I would like to know which banking institutions and type of accounts you are using for security deposits that comply with Florida law.I have heard to use an escrow account.