If it does I think you could use that as a justification for deducting from the security deposit for repairs.

When I told her that this didn't seem conducive to a friendly business relationship and that not only common sense, but legally speaking we should be provided with specific clauses as to their justification of the Admin Fee.

Therefore, their justification was that they "technically never were evicted".Yeah but the online records show EIGHT dispossessory notices. 

If you were investing closer towards Dallas (like Richardson or Dallas proper), I could see a justification for avoiding HOAs because renters may not want the hassle of abiding by all the stringent rules. 

If you have a "safer" justification for the denial, like bad credit or not enough work history, use that.

If he has reasonable justification for the incident and he has nothing but flawless character references, I think you would be safe to move forward.

My justification is due to the fact that her inability to pay her bills on time resulted in the leak being undetected for approximately a month!

The more loans they issue the more justification for colleges to continue to raise prices because it's essentially free money. 

I would hire a contractor to repair the holes and use the contractor's invoice as justification for the deduction of security deposit.Also, if they were responsible for the yard/garden, then any repairs due to their neglect of that duty would also be reasonable to deduct.  

And that's just if you're a family of 3-4.