Tenants get divorced, lose their jobs, claim bankruptcy, get sick, etc...

Upon termination, all tenants forfeit all claims for the return of the security deposit under section 504B.178 and are relieved of any other contractual obligation for payment of rent or any other charges for the remaining term of the lease, except as provided in this section.

Kyle,You should find out from your Agent if the claim will be and issue in getting coverage.  

yes, that makes sense, but some people claim its a valuable connection, also I do multi family

I have a rental property that was Quit-Claimed to me about 4 years ago.

Nor does taking that new mortgage stop you from claiming the mortgage interest write-off from that new mortgage on your primary residence.  

I have a rental property that was Quit-Claimed to me about 4 years ago.

Obviously, you can't discriminate against protected classes, but how would a tenant claim that you denied them based on, say, familial status rather than the fact that you just didn't like them, or they seemed messy, or whatever?

Additionally: whatever you do about this, try to stick to email (other written communication) that you can later go back to in case the tenant decides to claim that he was not fully reimbursed.(1) Ask the former owner for any Lease he had with this tenant (it sounds like you were this tenant's landlord for 6 days - I'd ask for this document during the purchase period.)  

Download your state landlord tenant laws and this will give you the correct information.If you documented the condition at move out with photo's, and did you have move in photo's showing start conditon.. do you have receipts of items that were paid for that were replaced, have a receipt for whom ever you paid for cleaning,, I'd say they would not prevail in small claims court, where they would be required to go to sue you..I'd respond with I have documents and receipts for charges, and the move out charges were correct.