The good faith deposit may be refundable if they are not able to secure you with the terms they represent but a good faith deposit like anything else is negotiable, possibly less a nominal processing fee.

@Cameron Riley no mine are all long term rentals

In regards to the soap in your hot tub, I would also charge a nominal fee for this as it did take your cleaning crew longer than normal to clean.

most HELOCs have the fine print that they are only good for one year, of course you can renew them every year for a nominal fee (like $100), but that the bank can decide not to renew them with each annual renewal. 

If you had maintained this strategy for the last 3 years (2015: 1.4%, 2016: 1.1%) your tenant would have seen nominal increases in his rent all tied to a fixed formula and you would now be poised to increase his rent from roughly $2410 to $2475.

Following, I got a job paying nominal wage that I could have the freedom to listen to podcasts as I worked.

There are "doctors" who will give your mutt a "certificate" for a nominal fee without even meeting you or the mutt.

A PM will do a basic walk through for free or a nominal fee

For a nominal fee, a good, appropriately licensed hard money lender could probably help you originate your loan to the rehabber and even provide those loan documents to you. 

I'd be happy to take a look at the HUD report for some sort of nominal fee, but it might make more sense to find an inspector in your area who is certified through InterNACHI.