hey everyone I recently purchased a 4 unit building in Indiana and one tenant moved out two days after I closed on the property. this individual has a one year lease and only stayed 4 months before leaving. i am fine with them leaving but am I obligated to give him his security deposit back?

My wife qualifies just fine in every way...I just can't give her the money for closing. 

@Michael Daniele, Purchasing with a partner in a 1031 exchange as tenants in common is fine. 

Just use a reputable company and you will be fine.

It ensures they are treated fairly and that their disability is accommodated for but they are still subject to rent increases, lease violations, and even eviction.Treat them like a regular person (honestly, fairly, and according to the law) and you'll be fine.

I think that as long as you have the intent to have that property as your primary residence, that should be fine. 

That is fine, take the opportunity to upgrade the property and get the expenses as a deduction your taxes for this year.

Your lender may have a few extra fees in the fine print. 

As a buyer, If you asked me to sign a non-disclosure or show proof of funds, I guess that would be fine IF there was an actual deal in play.

You'll certainly have to fine tune the numbers, which you stated you're already doing.