The tenant just needs enough info to uniquely identify the account holder (such as full name including middle initial, or name and address)  Unfortunately they no longer permit cash deposits by non-account holders for regular checking accounts.

Hi BP,Can anyone suggest a good real estate agent in the New York City metro region? 

My name is Doug and I'm from the Capital Region area of Upstate NY.My wife and I are getting close to purchasing my first property which is a 3-unit multifamily.

Some properties take a little more research because they might be more unique.

@Robert Hastings We were looking at a second rental and our loan officer, which is at a local regional bank (and is awesome) said they would count 75% of the rent minus mortgage until we had two (2) years of tax returns on our current rental. 

I need an inspection lined up for a SFH mid January, looking for recommendations on top of me scouring the internet and my agent. Thanks!

Each incident is unique and depending upon the circumstances of the loss, a variety of outcomes may be possible.

I totally agree with you Bob, I just have a unique case I was working on and am trying to see if there might be any value in this direction.

Here in Canada we have a couple of lenders who are trying to corner this market segment and are underwriting 5-6 unit properties as residential.If this property is a deal, it might be worth you while to check around with smaller regional/local banks or credit unions in your area to see if any of them might be willing to do the same.

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