The tenant did give me a security deposit of $1200 on March 30th.

As I understand, a R2O deal would include an upfront deposit of $X that would count toward the eventual purchase after Y months/years, which the tenant would lose entirely or partially if they decide not to buy.

You want to have deposits as well.

If yes, do a virtual tour, screen your tenants through Zoom, send deposits online, if you have to share for example a door, then be the responsible one for holding open and closing the door during your family's use. 

Scanning through other forums it looks like many people open 1 checking and 2 savings accounts (1 for security deposit and 1 for cap ex/repair).

But I loved being able to make decisions, being the captain of my own ship.I think what made me more pissed off than anything though was making $500 a week, and making bank deposits of 10,000, 20,000, even 30,000 a week.So after to have years of making $500 a week cash, and living frugally, I said the following to Glenn,"Glenn, I've "I learned so much here.

Last conversation they were talking about how they could make sure to get the security deposit back.

Last year I was not happy with their property inspection and created my own, I added that to a lease but they said they not gonna negotiate any deduction from a deposit on my behalf.

My plan is to collect one month's rent as a damage deposit.

Hey guys,Just curious as to where homeowners are keeping tenants security deposits.