Hello, I have been researching to see if there is a certain amount that the tenant can be awarded if I were to lose a dispute for the security deposit in Pennsylvania as I have heard in some states it can be 3x the amount of the deposit.

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This works AND starts the clock that some states need to see 2 yrs of broker work to award full "individual proprietor license."  

In AZ, any deposit amount withheld inappropriately can be brought to court and double damages can be awarded. 

Here is another one from 2014, Jury awards $2.1 million in lead paint suit in Baltimore. 

Of all the agents I have ever worked with the 2 best were backed by award winning teams behind them.

This is the exemption the “capital raiser” is exploiting—by “joining the GP” or being compensated solely by the award of a piece of the deal, so the theory is the “capital raiser” is exempt.

How much depends on a lot of things, and there is no way to know what a judge may award them.

House was awarded to the wife and she is getting the  "Warranty Deed" transferred in her name only.

Did the lender gave you a list of what was needed: All IRS returns past 2 years, w-2 past two years, 1099's, award letters, mortgage bill last month, name email of fire agent, HOA contact and bill, bank statements every page past 2 months, current paystubs past 30 days- contact information for employer, identification, if you have rentals schedule of real estate owned or profit and or loss if self employed for current cycle.