First is that the City and County has it earmarked for gentrification.  

When we accommodate a change in the make up of a household, we let the tenants know the full security deposit stays in our trust account, earmarked for that unit, until the final departure of all occupants and we have received return of possession of the unit.

For example if the funds were earmarked for improvements next time it was vacant?

I may be putting money in my pocket, but it will actually be put into a checking account earmarked solely for the property earning 2.5%.

I always earmark them to see if anyone bids on them. 

This will be the reserve I start saving every year/month, ear-marked for that expense.

All the earmarks of a great long term tenant on paper.

@Joshua Sun personally I would put the minimum down payment and pad my reserves instead and/or earmark the difference for my next property.

According to Wyoming Public Media, 75% of land across the U.S.’s biggest cities is earmarked for SFHs, leaving other housing classes vying for a small piece of the land bank.

Sometimes I think every homeowner here in Allegheny County earmarked their stimmy to fix up their house.