Initially, some types of less "hard" bonds such as letters of credit, trust funds, deposits of security, or a combination of financial assurances along with cash can be available for companies to use as financial collateral.
Many states and the federal government have "quick-taking" statutes providing that, upon the deposit of adequate security, the government may take title and possession before the price is judicially decided.
Saving may take the form of increases in bank deposits, purchases of securities, or increased cash holdings.
The demographics of the crowd suggested that the most efficient machine would be one that permitted direct deposit of a Social Security check.
"One way is to pay the landlord's out-of-pocket expenses plus one year of security deposit," he said.
The agent said her credit wasn't quite what it needed to be, but then relented and said that leaving one extra month of security deposit would seal the deal.
The economic crisis has made it even harder to make the farm viable, though he said he had lodged more than €10,000 with a lawyer as a form of security deposit and wanted to resume mortgage payments.
For example, the return of security deposit or a payment dispute over broken or damaged property.
The Kims, who moved to Queens from Korea in the mid-1980s, leased the space in March, paying a security deposit of $49,500, agreeing to monthly rent of $8,250 and buying the security system.
It typically includes dividend checks and stock certificates that went astray, refunds of security deposits and money in dormant checking accounts.
In real estate, where the equity-as-currency phenomenon is stirring up this fairly traditional industry, landlords are agreeing to take warrants in lieu of security deposits.
