Texas requires a landlord to return the deposit and/or accounting within 30 days of the property being surrendered AND being given a forwarding address.

As such, they have notified you that they have vacated and surrender the property to you.  

Investing in a syndication involves surrendering control of the timing of payments and overall success of the investment to the general partner putting together deal.

She connected the buyer to her commercial landlord, and he gave my SIL a lease surrender (her initial lease was set to expire in April 2023) for an end date of Aug 31, 22. 

The tenant also signed on a statement that he would surrender his deposit.

I charge a move in fee, and take a deposit, which byway of agreement, is surrendered if term is not fulfilled.

I think most IUL policy's have a surrender fee. 

You can literally put it down on a blackjack table or take a cruiseOnce the tenant moves out of the property, a landlord must return/account for the deposit within 30 days of the tenant surrendering the property AND providing a forwarding address. 

I am curious why your attorney is telling you to keep the case open though since the tenant already surrendered the keys.

Your employer would have to surrender a lot of control over your job in order to switch you to 1099.Third, even if you arrange such a switch, it comes with a heavy price tag:- you will owe the employer's portion of Soc Security / Medicare taxes, basically an extra 7.5% tax- you will not be eligible for the employer benefits like insurance- it will be more difficult for you to obtain unemployment benefits when the job ends- the most important one: you're extremely likely to fall behind on IRS taxes, because they will no longer be taken out of your paycheck, and you will have to save up yourself and pay the taxes quarterly.