I have added a scale fee which all include losing the security deposit  as well as the fee listed blow.  

Perhaps someone like Rich or Jim, who own properties in multiple states, can answer this.Regarding the bank account, I have always had a Nevada bank account for my Navada corporations (BofA) and never had a problem receiving payments from throughout the country and depositing it into the account.

Both tenants have small dogs and both agreed to pay the extra security deposit and monthly rent increase for having pets.

Then when you get an estimate that you feel is within reason, the contractor will have you sign a contract and ask you for a deposit to buy materials. 

Right now we do our own inspections and handle the security deposits even with the PM.

But I am going to be on them like white on rice - basically get double the rent in security deposit or get co-signatures from a parent or two, and visit three times a year.

jermaine here I would stay with the 3 time rule and if you don't have the worm and fussy double your security deposit.

Initial Deposit In Escrow Account: $2732Daily Interest Charges: $1165Hazard: $1992Total Estimated Settlement Charges: $43654Under another section titled ' Estimated Cash Required for Closing'Subordinate Financing: $15000 (**could someone explain this please?)

Then on the deposit side...

It kind of depends on what the agreement says, what words were exchanged, and if you are chasing the money or taking it out of a deposit.