All Forum Posts by: Mason Kelley

Thank you Zach

I will look into them.

I am looking for a Tax accountant in the Seattle area ( I'm in Renton). Someone that knows the particulars of Airline pilots, and out of state properties. Thanks everyone.

Mike, the lease does state that if it is broken they forfeit the deposit. ( just not sure how that pertains to the military.)

Karen, As a veteran myself, and understand the hardships of being in the military. My concern is that she never had the intention of staying the 12 months and this was a convenient way to get the deposit back. She stayed 2 months. So after moving in with first, last, and security. She uses her first and last, moved out, and never made a rent payment, and now wants the deposit back. Just sounds a little fishy to me.

All being said... I will most likely send out the check.

Thanks again for the advice.

I have a tenant whom broke her lease and wants her deposit back. She is claiming her husband whom did not live with her, and was not on the lease, received orders to go over seas. She has decided to accompanying him and is demanding that we refund her deposit because of these orders.

Anyone run into this before?

I have a suspicion they knew of the orders before the wife moved into our property. ( would this make a difference?)

The husband whom was not on the lease, lives in another state. (would this make a difference?)

P.S. After requesting a copy of the orders, they produced a letter from his commanding officer requesting they be released from their lease.

Thanks in advance for all the advice.