It took three months to get approved to start looking for a home, and it would have been 30 days if I didn't have large cash (aka unsourceable cash) deposits and withdrawals recently on my accounts. 

Hello BP,Details:- Lease expires 1/16/20- Planning to vacate by 10/31/19- Security Deposit: $3,475- Early Termination Fee: $4,000- No subleaseMy fiancee and I will be moving from California to Germany earlier than expected and, unfortunately, will need to break our lease by 2.5 months.

They will collect the rent and then deposit into your bank account.3.

For Tennant's like you mentioned I would give them access to deposit only cards set up accounts in a convenient local bank and push it into quickbooks online.

We used the LLC to purchase the vast majority of the materials and supplies for the rehab.We did also use a Home Depot credit card in our personal names for some of the materials and supplies.When house sold, it was sold under our personal names, and the check from title company first deposited to our personal checking account, then transferred over to LLC account.

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

We're looking for a way of having tenants deposit rent that doesn't cost anything, or costs very little, and that only would allow a deposit in a form that cannot bounce, be clawed back, be fraudulent. 

They now direct deposit on-time the mkt rent plus all utilities just to avoid having to move. 

Tell the tenant you have documentation from the city and you won't be returning their deposit. 

Some ideas could be to deposit in a bank there that also has branches in the US (examples being Scotia Bank and Citi).