If not, they need to give him their new address.If the friend has already requested the deposit back in writing, and the landlord has their new address, that's good enough.  

Also, the demand was good enough year-round, that filling vacancies wasn't normally a problem.

Constant calls with nonsense such as my cereal is stale and Its the landlords fault because the humidifier isn't good enough or the cat next door meows too much or the handyman smells.

However, every applicant that I have come across who is on welfare didn't have a good enough credit score to qualify.

Both parties (unmarried) gave me a copy of their experian report: 738 and 698, which is a good enough score, but I didn't pull the reports. 

If you can get a good enough price on the home and can offer it for $200 less than him, I wouldn't worry about lack of parking or long vacancies.

As far as the insulation goes , I am sure the house isnt new , someone else lived in it for years , if it was good enough for them its still good now .

In my opinion, that's good enough to hold them to have to pay for those damages either out of their own pockets, or through a renter's insurance claim.Maybe you'd lose in court, but I doubt it.  

It was good enough for my needs.

Is that a good enough return for you?