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When a tenant signs a lease agreement, they pay the supplier this deposit. At that time, the security deposit is an asset for the tenant that they can keep on the balance sheet. Usually, tenants classify this amount as current assets.

The landlord is allowed to adjust the security deposit amount when rent has not been paid or intentional damage has been made to the property. The landlord should refund the balance to the tenant when the property is being vacated.

The Security Deposit clause requires the payment of a security deposit to protect, in the case of real property, the Landlord from the Tenant's non-payment of rent and from damage to the property, or in the case of personal property, the Lessor from the Lessee's non-payment or damage to the property.

The security deposit is a substantial amount paid upfront by the tenant to the landlord at the time of moving into the rented property. It is held throughout the tenure of the lease and paid back (with or without deductions) once the lease is over.

Lease Deposits means the amount of prepaid rent and security deposits held to the credit of the Vendors by landlords of Real Property Leases as disclosed by estoppel certificates signed by such landlords.

The Security Deposit clause requires the payment of a security deposit to protect, in the case of real property, the Landlord from the Tenant's non-payment of rent and from damage to the property, or in the case of personal property, the Lessor from the Lessee's non-payment or damage to the property.

A rental deposit, or security deposit, is a sum of money paid by a tenant to a landlord before occupying a rented property. The primary purpose of a rental deposit is to safeguard the landlord's interests and cover any potential damages caused by the tenant during the tenancy period.

Lease Deposits means the amount of prepaid rent and security deposits held to the credit of the Vendors by landlords of Real Property Leases as disclosed by estoppel certificates signed by such landlords.

HOLDING DEPOSITS The holding deposit serves to compensate the owner if the potential tenant decides not to lease the property. In theory, a property owner should only retain the amount of a holding deposit equivalent to the actual damages caused by a potential tenant not signing a lease contract.

Wherever you deposited the funds in the real world should match how you record your deposit in Buildium. Select Accounting. From the drop-down, choose Banking. Select the property's operating bank account to locate the undeposited funds. Select Record deposit.