Security deposits are usually strictly regulated, so know your landlord/tenant laws before discussing the deposit as that can usually come back to bite you later unless you can prove they owe that in damages or past rent.   

Overall occupancy is less than we originally thought and startup expenses were high, and there are new VAT regulations that are increasing prices across the board, but so far there have been enough bookings to offset all expenses.

Jeff Watson (the attorney for the National REIA) has some videos that he put together where he sat down with the regulators to discuss the topic.

But when someone comes out banging the anti-glyphosate paranoia drum for no better reason than they live in paranoia generally and believe we should go back to mud huts and smallpox...What about insecticides and VOCs and petroleum distillates poisoning the environment?

Getting educated on the matter is the first step someone should take, and your attitude is not conducive to that environment.

@Megan T. in today's environment, I would recommend shopping your rate.

So the question to ask yourself is this... which one am I...OK so then become the alpha and dominate your environment.

I believe town regulations differ but would love some feedback.Thanks!

Unfortunately mortgage servicing is so regulated I have no idea how they make $ at that price since they have to have compliance audits etc. only other option is to do it yourself.

Kevin,Lease-To-Own is actually something that is highly regulated in Texas.