Safety and Security are ALWAYS the number one concern of tenants, and they should be yours as well.

In some states the damage deposits are required to be held in security accounts, but in others they are not.

They have licenses securities representatives in many markets.

Its unfortunate how many people are online hiding behind a screen name and using that "security" to be absolute scumbags.

We will be officially “forclosed” very soon and are desperate for someone to buy our home.

Some entity is lending the money and they will get a lien against the property to secure the loan.

But it's not required.I did receive a letter saying that the transaction I had described was acknowledged but that the bank was not waiving any rights provided under their security agreement.

Check with your attorney.In my experience, the first thing you need to do is secure the property.

Is the 3 day eviction notice an official, legal process in your state to evict someone?

That means you paying for the roof, the hot water system, heating or cooling, secure doors and windows, controlling pests, etc.Evictions have been overturned because of a landlord expecting the tenant to do too much when there was a lease option.John Corey