I would return any remaining deposit by check made out to both tenants together, let them sort out how to split it up, if you try to get involved in their disputes it will only lead to more problems.

This will likely get very messy, very fast, and have no quick resolution on the back end. 

Thankfully Chase Bank refunded my money but there is a dispute between Chase and LV now.

She sees the potential for disputes over deductions from deposit based on the cause of the damage.

Tenants don't seem to dispute unpaid rents as much as they dispute security deposit deductions. 

Familiar with title disputes, legal entity structures, unique financing scenarios.Looking forward to connecting!

I like it because it guarantees payment, and if we ever get into a dispute or there's damage, Airbnb will deal with it and it's like a backup insurance for me.

Either way, find out, get somebody experienced like myself on a three way call with you and the wholesaler, we can either prove the red flag or find a resolution that is safe for both sides.

The image in thread is lower resolution than if you open it stand alone. 

There should be a Resolution stating who has authority to sign and most title companies will require that.