I've used Venmo to collect rent when I didn't have an LLC but my new tenant likes to just go to my bank and make the deposit which is fine. 

Therefore, they have to pay rent through July 23, and then provide an extra $1295 on top of that, security deposit works the same as it would at the end of the lease.

After sending my $101 deposit the auction site told me the seller refused to sell this.

Once they get the court date notice I offer the full deposit back which is usually no big loss,  maybe $300 in damages.  

@EJ Hyman - just for deposits? 

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

Im finding myself faced with the decision to reduce 401k deposits in favor of putting aside money for a down payment on a primary residence so i can get a house faster.

(Two tenants, bounced checks twice - ugh) I use the method of each tenant gets an invoice created each month, then I accept the payments, create a deposit and record it, and take it to the bank.After a few days the deposit shows up in QB and it gets matched to my deposit in QB.But I just have no clue how to account for these bounced checks since the bank has already matched them up with QB. 

The attorney explained how he is seeing an explosion of service animals at his client's properties, except for one large community that allows all pets and doesn't charge any pet fees or deposits, they haven't had one service animal request.

It may help to note, I made a cash offer of $50k and the wholesaler has an agreement to pay the seller $37k with a one dollar deposit.