I was only up to the limit per the state statutes.)

@John Thedford has in his post the definition that Florida uses for Equity Skimming per FL statute.

Statute of limitations for written contracts is 4 years in Texas. 

@Kyle Kadish gives you a good read on the statute requirements allowing you to depreciate property and write off expenses against income. 

Here are some of the state statutes for MA: General Laws Section 62 http://www.mass.gov/portal  

@Michael Ciesielski , this is a federal statute, Section 121.

There is no federal statute in the ADA that requires owners of public accommodations accept an untrained emotional support animal, even if they do require acceptance of trained service animals. 

This has been the law for over 100 years, and amply supported in statutes and hundreds of appellate decisions.

In California there is a 2 year statute of limitations to file a personal injury claim.Also, to prove a claim tenant would have to prove you had notice of a dangerous condition. ( in California)I am an attorney and you can pm me with any other questions.

It is hard to interpret laws and statutes correctly sometimes even when you are an attorney.I will site that the Statute 83.49 (2) does mention the exception 5 individual dwelling units.The course manual contradicts itself when I interpret "5 individual dwelling units And are not using the services of a Real Estate Broker"  If you look at the Nolo (written by lawyers) website "Florida Security Deposit Limits and Deadlines" they mention the notice of "the name of the depository" "interest or non interest bearing account" and "Interest Rate" and providing a copy of the statute 83.49 (3).Additionally in the book from attorney "Mark Warda" "Florida Landlords' Rights and Strategies" there is mention of keeping the money in a separate account.If the lawyers advise that it should be in a separate bank account, Do you want to pay the attorney's fee to find out your wrong?