HA!

Please don't tell me you're renting in another state ha ha.In PA, first of all, landlords can deduct rent owed and damages from the security deposit. 

Your realtor and mortgage guy gotta love you, ha. 

Uh, we didn't have either ha ha.  

Here's a nice short post for your perusal  - ha ha, as if I could do short... :-)if you don't even have an application yet, I think you should stop everything and regroup.Since you haven't dealt with anyone in person yet, it would be easy to just say, we received such an enormous response, we are reevaluating the rent and will repost a new ad when we have made our decision.  

Ha ha, yeah, I know.  

Many would disagree :) 1. http://www.coastalliving.com/travel/top-10/2014-ha...2. http://www.travelandleisure.com/slideshows/america...3. http://www.travelandleisure.com/articles/the-ultim...4. http://travel.nationalgeographic.com/travel/top-10...

HA!  

The HA pays the difference up to the max rents they allow.I think all you need to do is make an appt to go into the Housing Authority and tell them you want to start charging the max payment standard for your units, and find out how to go about your new contract with the housing authority, and you probably have to give new rental agreements to the tenants, too.  

Professionals who speed aren't that unusual ha ha.