You could also label it as a finder's fee or marketing fee.

They left tons of stuff (damaged / broken) for me to clean with tags on this stuff labeled "stays here" (broken computers, mattresses, box springs, an old broken dryer, etc) - indicating intentional.If I had an actual security deposit - I at least would have been able to cover some of the damages / unpaid rent. 

But after pressing them they told me basically they didn't want it to be labeled security deposit.

Originally posted by @Tegan Lehman:Hey @Tonye Jack, bp has this labeled as Columbus, Georgia; not sure if that's limiting traffic on your post. 

If you sell property regularly as a primary business, or in the ordinary course of your business, you could be labeled as a dealer/developer and have your property classified as inventory rather than a capital asset.

Large anchor employers is another key ingredient to look for when you are looking to deploy your investment capital.  

I imagine "Loan Origination" and anything paid to the bank itself can be negotiated but I am being quoted different amounts and line items are labeled differently in each quote (e.g.

If they are just tur ingredients off water for part of the day and then turning it back on, I would get the storage tanks. 

There is a reason we have the word "tenant" and don't simply label tenants "customers."

To go on further,As a test, I hung a mailbox (along side with my tenant's mailboxes), clearly labeled it with the building address, and sent a test letter.