You can also verify them on the FL Security of State website.

If she wants her portion of the security deposit back just make the new tenant put the same amount up. 

Hey Treymane I did some research and I think this thread might be useful to you: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/21...From what I've read in it, you can download the deliquent property list here: http://www.octaxcol.com/tax-roll-download/It's labeled as "Daily Delinquent Real Estate Update File Zipped".Hope this helps.

The previous owner at best was going to make sure they got their security deposit out of the tenant, and at worse planned on skipping out on the last month or two all along.When money changes hands, then goods, receipts, invoices, contracts, etc. should change hands also.

We've also done some private lending to larger self storage developers as well as secured a nice sized HELOC on our property in hopes of using it on our next project.Our goal now is to build out our rental portfolio faster than we have been to try and gain financial freedom within the next 5 years or sooner. 

Securities, etc?

Hi, I'm currently under contract to purchase my first rental property,  a 6 family in Asbury Park, NJ and I'm trying to secure a loan. 

If not, why have a 401(k) at all and not entirely rely on social security?

Issue 5: Obviously I got my security deposit for the damages and the breaking of the lease. 

Filed chapter seven last year, included the house (surrendered) and was discharged Nov. 2017.