(b)If a prospective renter makes a written demand in accordance with Subsection (4)(a), the owner shall return all money the prospective renter paid the owner within five business days after the day on which the owner receives the written demand.(5)An owner may not charge a renter:(a)a late fee that exceeds the greater of:(i)10% of the rent agreed to in the rental agreement; or(ii)$75; or(b)a fee, fine, assessment, interest, or other cost:(i)in an amount greater than the amount agreed to in the rental agreement; or(ii)that is not included in the rental agreement, unless:(A)the rental agreement is on a month-to-month basis; and(B)the owner provides the renter a 15-day notice of the charge.(6)Before an owner and a prospective renter enter into a rental agreement, the owner shall:(a)provide the prospective renter a written inventory of the condition of the residential rental unit, excluding ordinary wear and tear;(b)furnish the renter a form to document the condition of the residential rental unit and then allow the resident a reasonable time after the renter's occupancy of the residential rental unit to complete and return the form; or(c)provide the prospective renter an opportunity to conduct a walkthrough inspection of the residential rental unit.(7)At or before the commencement of the rental term under a rental agreement, an owner shall:(a)disclose in writing to the renter:(i)the owner's name, address, and telephone number; or(ii)(A)the name, address, and telephone number of any person authorized to manage the residential rental unit; or(B)the name, address, and telephone number of any person authorized to act for and on behalf of the owner for purposes of receiving notice under this chapter or performing the owner's duties under this chapter or under the rental agreement, if the person authorized to manage the residential rental unit does not have authority to receive notice under this chapter; and(b)provide the renter:(i)an executed copy of the rental agreement, if the rental agreement is a written agreement; and(ii)a copy of any rules and regulations applicable to the residential rental unit.(8)Nothing in this section prohibits any fee, fine, assessment, interest, or cost that is allowed by law or stated in the rental agreement.(9)A renter may not use an owner's failure to comply with a requirement of Subsection (2), (3), (4), (5), (6), or (7) as a basis:(a)to excuse the renter's compliance with a rental agreement; or(b)to bring a cause of action against the owner.

Hi @Ian Hutton, it really depends on the bank or credit union.

Quote from @Ian Ross: Hi James,I always open escrow immediately once I have a property under contract, namely because the title company/real estate attorney is listed on the contract to begin with, and it's important to be honest with a homeowner about the earnest money deposit you've put down. 

@Ian Hutton, it sounds to me like you actually have two scenarios going on here for requesting lending. 

Quote from @Ian Tyndall: Quote from @Chad McMahan: Quote from @Tyler Piciullo: I’m looking on MLS and Zilllow for my first deal, seems as if everything is overpriced and rents make 0 sense.How do you find good deals not needing crazy rehab? 

@Ian Kisbert I may need to read the ordinance again, but it is my belief that each individual can have at most one STR across all the tiers (not one per tier).  

Quote from @Ian I Leinwand: @Ben CochranWhere in FC are you looking for space?

Quote from @Ian Walsh: It depends on your local laws but touching base with an attorney in your area that specializes in evictions will likely get you a good answer. 

Ian

This seems like a reasonable request but am I an idiot for even considering it?