From the Renter I would get first month’s, last month’s and deposit.

Mistakes are inevitable in real estate, whether it’s a missed repair in underwriting, a contractor who walks off with a deposit, or poorly executed work.

If you have an out-of-state property, a national bank can be more convenient since you can manage everything online and not worry about local branches, especially if your property manager handles deposits and maintenance payments.

If they don’t pay it will come out of the security deposit.

*Tenant payments via ACH not deposited into a Baselane Banking account will incur a $2 fee.

.❌ No more Collection Appeals Program❌ No more installment agreement negotiations❌ No more administrative remedies❌ No more Form 12277 lien releasesInstead you get:✅ Compelled depositions under Rule 69✅ Forced financial disclosure✅ Court-ordered payment plans✅ Contempt sanctions (including jail time)✅ Judgment liens that survive death and attach to inherited propertyThe estate goes from "problem solved" to "multi-generational nightmare" in 24 hours.

Quote from @Maya Jones: @Marcus Auerbach I don't have a deposit from them.

Deposit or renter insurance requirements comparison.  

Minimum deposit was $1K.

It collects our rent, applies late fees, let’s tenants report maintenance issues, deposits our rent into our bank account the next day, screens  our tenants, markets our properties to something like 25 websites, has full accounting and reporting and a whole lot more..