Normally that's not a big concern, IF you've got ALL your deposit back (which you won't have)!

First, make sure you get the deposit transferred to you at closing.  

If you have literally no money you may have to do some property based work to get some cash for fees, costs, deposits and a contingency fund.

Combined husband and wife income is about $1,700/month and they asked if they could make payments to cover the deposit.  

@Rusty Whitney There is the Illinois Forcible Entry and Detainer Act, and the Security Deposit Return Act.

@Ryan Ahlgrim - I know this is an old post, but in case anyone else reads it, this is a scam; people copy legit for rent listings, and post them "for sale" with a much lower rent price, and with different contact info, hoping for people to contact them and send them a deposit.

Save up for the deposit you need to get the loan to build your dream home.

For an SFR, the typical buyer will want to occupy, so give lots of notice of intent to sell prior to the lease termination - - time your listing to this event.For an MFU, these are clearly investor properties, so you still give the notice but sell with tenants in-place for the instant ROI to the new buyer.

Our cost = $75 one time attorney fee.14 - Handles everything online with immediate up to date access.15 - Auto deposits into account of choice16 - Sets up auto collection of rent online.17 - Provides our tenants with online access to their account so they can make payments, see repair status, make complaints or reports, etc...18 - Pays for any overages on maintenance not covered by cash reserve, and allows us to reimburse with cash flow19 - Handles an Annual property inspection for us at no extra charge.20 - Gives us a volume discount...like I said, I won't analyze a property without them, and won't leave home without them.

That's how bank does it for all the deposits we have in their bank, they are leveraging our money and invest it for a better returns.