Age, size, number of stories, current condition, etc.

I'm currently employed full time with the State of Michigan as a Service Specialist.

@Alex SImonEven with a HML, you're still going to need a downpayment plus reserves and interest payments for a project of this size.  

I am unaware of this being utilized by companies, the smallest companies we dealt with were still decent sized hedge funds.

My manager would notify me to request permission to NOT issue timely pay or quit notice (a good tenant requested a 2 week late payment due to change in employment, and I allowed it.)  

For example - Consider two homes the same size and in very similar condition, one with a one car garage, and the other with no garage. 

For me personally (sample size of 1!)

If it is called a security deposit, we can use it for any number of scenarios upon move-out, such as unpaid rent, unpaid utilities, unpaid fees, missing items and damages.We set a base amount for each unit, depending on the size and type of unit. 

Stocks could correct anyday but the fundamentals with employment and housing remain strong.

Do you not care about the size of the unit?