What you have described doesn't sound like deposit.

Its the Entitlement mentality,   Me , Me, and only Me counts.I notice several threads where the new woman landlord comes on here saying the tenant is ANNOYING(keyword)  when the tenant isn't that.Wait till the tenant calls with a plugged up toilet amd this lady has to plunge a toilet full of D.i.a.r..h.e.a.Wait till this lady is texted by a former tenant to give back security deposit or family will be OFFED.These women need a good ole Wake-Up call.It's not just young women.

I immediately took your advice and applied for a personal (unsecured) line of credit with my bank that I have deposits with.

The lease term works out perfectly for my timeline, the payments and deposit will be made by the insurance company, and I will still do standard background and credit check on the tenants.

The lease income can cover the CapEx (and hopefully provide income), and you can use a security deposit type of write-up to make sure that the machines are returned in decent condition.Short answer: Don't just provide a washer and dryer.

Can I deposit the funds into that account?

How much of a deposit do you have them do?

You won't have time to deal with this once you start looking for properties so make sure your PFS, tax returns, and funds needed to pull the trigger on the deposit and closing are in place.I don't concur with Kim Younkin on getting pre-approved for commercial financing as there really is no such thing.

Related question...Assuming you qualify, can a person house hack on commercial multi-family (5 units or more) and get the same potential benefits such as low deposit (3-5%), taxes, and only a 1 year live-in requirement?

I opened an account at a credit union nearby, gave them my business name and member number (not account number) and they can just go deposit it for me at the teller station.