Deposits are refundable, fees are not.We charge a traditional deposit, then a monthly increase to the rent based on type of animal and size.

This is extremely helpful for the tax savings benefits but also because many of the assets used in a restaurant business need to be replaced much sooner than 27.5 years.Some of the major benefits of Cost Segregation are:Reduction in real estate taxesReduction in casualty and property insurance premiumsFor previously misclassified assets, you will now have the opportunity to claim any “catch up” depreciationBy accelerating depreciation, you increase your cash flowHaving additional cash allows you to invest that money back into your business, invest in other opportunities or pay down your mortgageHere’s a list of personal property that could qualify for accelerated depreciation:Drive-throughCanopies and awningsFlooringPoint of sale systemsDecorative millworkKitchen equipment hook-upsDoorsEquipment installationHVACWiringBeverage equipmentFood storage and preparation equipmentFloor coveringsSignage site improvementsInterior light fixturesFire protection equipmentThese studies should be conducted with your cost segregation specialist, CPA and financial advisor.

Thus, we offer them the option of a traditional security deposit or Rhino.For our higher price point homes, we only offer our residents the traditional security deposit. 

I don't think you understand the difference between a traditional policy design and a maximum over-funded policy design.

This is feedback for the BiggerPockets forum.I would love to see the forums adjusted so that when someone is quoted, it puts the quote into a box, usually lightly colored gray or blue (to match the BP colors).

I am referring to buying items/that landlords do on a daily basis i.e. paint/lighting/filters/etc.    

Than doing a traditional mortgage on the new rental.

I would have preferred to have had some deals lined up but I figured nothing lights a fire under your butt than having an increased mortgage payment that isn't earning you anything!

You need bright, light, happy looking homes and apartments.  

@Reid Chauvin brings up an awesome point about getting qualified for the loan so I'll focus a little more on the area.You're going to have a damn near impossible time finding a single family home that cash flows as a traditional rental in Nashville.