Some guy comes along, you have 600 buck rents, he has no job, but puts $7,200 in a demand deposit account, you as a signator to draft on the account, you secure the account with a UCC filing, are you suggesting you don't want to rent from him because he isn't working?

If you have the property under deposit, the property is no longer available for offers from other buyers.

Is there any sort of security deposit?

I'm interested to find a low cost and reliable solo 401k for real estate investing.According to their websites, mysolo401K charges 800 for setup plus a 100 termination fee, Sense Financial doesn't list any fees, and there is no interest on deposits listed for either.

I have had some success in simply asking the tenants if they can afford it under these new circumstances (lost job, illness) or would they like to discuss the option of releasing them from their lease if they leave asap and I'll deduct the prorated rent from their security deposit and return the rest to them if it's left in good shape, even though I have to turn it over so soon.

Just busy supervising rehab, leasing up units, and planning the big RE Networking Summit later this year (putting down deposit today on venue!).

A lease I signed when I was renting stated of course a deposit, higher rent, and the complex determined if I got to keep the dog.

Purchase Price.The total purchase price to be paid by buyer will be $____________________ payable as follows:Non-refundable earnest money deposit $____________________Balance due at closing $____________________ Sale price is subject to approval by Buyer and Partners of Buyer as well and conditioned on the property appraising at or above the above referenced Purchase Price.3.

Deposit amounts allowed by your State?

And how should I handle the deposit return?