It might be an issue with legal citizens who have poor credit (if charging a double deposit is not allowed), but I'm sure anyone who's undocumented probably won't complain as they may be having hurdles finding a place to stay and don't want to draw attention to themselves, so they might pay a double deposit.If it's legal in my area, I think I'll do that, charge a double deposit for anyone who has poor credit.

@Marlon Long I’m in the process of getting a 1st lien HELOC from Citizens Bank(I’m outside of Philly also).  

Cap gain rate when I invested in CA  for me a US citizen was 25% is that still the same rate for a Canadian.. and also do you have the 1031  free exchange method we have in the US .. well not free but you can roll up tax DEFERRED to another property but only the portion that was not owner occupied and it has to be an investment property not a home. 

Senior citizen, original owner since 1958!

I am a non US citizen/resident and it is no trouble at all.

@Aaron B.Are non citizens able to own property in Mexico?

USDA Rural Development Single Family Housing Guaranteed Loan Program (SFHGLP) announceda 12-month waiver beginning 05-02-2022 for non-U.S. citizens with valid Social Security Numbers(SSN) and work authorization, as evidenced by documentation such as an Employment AuthorizationDocument, Form I-766 (EAD), are temporarily eligible to apply for assistance.

Tim, I believe all Florida residents already subsidize "Citizen's Insurance" (for people who own property in high risk areas like barrier islands and can't get other insurance).

Account Closed both Citizens First/Synovus and Greater Community Bank  do loans that small for me.

Within the last 3 months I have been told the same by BB&T/Truist, RidgeLending and most recently First Citizens.