@Ceasar Blackman  As soon as my application is approved i didn't no any better and took the 63 hour course before sending off my application.

Tell you had an earlier applicant that wanted the place, then ask her out ;)

I have two applicants.

To a certain degree it will depend on your market, the property, and of course the tenant.That said, the deposit should be handled as you would with any other application.  

The loan application said it was being used as a rental property.  

I do have a substantial security deposit, and a *previous* landlord apartment building, not where she was living when I accepted her application, said she was a good on-time paying tenant who got her entire security deposit back, and I did spend 45 minutes at lease signing reviewing the terms of the lease.I did read the entire ,”Would you start eviction over $50?

Our team closed several hundred short-sales last year and I can tell you there are numerous strategies for being successful at buying them. 

They have learned that not everyone who takes applications and application fees actually check them out.

The MLS is the place to start; I talked to my realtor numerous times about reporting and just gave up hassling her.

There are no fees for our other features, such as the online application and credit reporting option for tenants.