As my main/current bank is a military bank/credit union and I don't like that I cant see all pending transactions and deposits until a certain time (which is a little annoying, I prefer to see it at anytime of the day).

I recently attended a probate sale and it required 10% offer price of deposit to be elligible to attend the bid.

Specifically, I would appreciate any links, videos, or other resources that outline my obligations.Do I need to mail the tenant a detailed statement showing any deductions from their security deposit and the remaining balance, if applicable?

I ask for a statement for all the invoices when they do a draw or deposit on my account, I get it.

Through a lot of documentation, I also called out the title company for never providing me a earnest money receipted check or wire transfer - I simply got a letterhead saying the money had been deposited.

I like buying single wides for about $4 or $5k with only a $100 deposit to hold the home until the folks move out and I do a final inspection.

I would need to collect a deposit, but how much would be enough but not too much?

But i really really like identifying yourself as " Cash buyer with ACCESS to funds allowing me to close in 30 days" and if i don't close ,well at least you get some money from the deposit.

Secondly, it's this:Let's say I find a property, and I put it under contract and put a deposit in escrow and have it as a legal, binding, authentic contract.

But I'm trying to set up a system where I don't have to physically go and collect checks or go to the bank to deposit those checks.