Hi Brandy @Brandy Mcdaniel You didn't say what state in which you intend to buy, but local rules always apply.

What should I be applying for?  

Your lease should address this. it should also address how payments are applied.

There is also a great sentence that reads "The charges are included in the above Municipal Rates if applied uniformly to every property; however, some municipalities randomly apply such charges of varying rates."

How do I find lines of credit and not just the companies that “find” it for you (apply for credit cards and charge 10%)?

Your position in web results is also a factor, so SEO best practices also apply to local search optimization.There's no way to request or pay for a better local ranking on Google.

Does this Obligo have rules that apply to when a landlord can go after that money?

I need to know the process of legally separating 2 structures which are on the same parcel with the city.Strangely I have 2 properties which this applies to right now.One in Miami which I want to sell and I’ve been told it was not properly separated with the city when I bought it.

You should confirm that deposit has not been applied to any late payments or missed rents.

If you're buying for appreciation then this doesn't apply -- buying too high can kill you.