You have a noble goal, now the key is matching your expectations to your goals. 

I stick with my original thought as to whether keeping it or selling it matches best with what you are trying to accomplish for yourself. 

If you are changing to a new PM or even self managing, the deposit will now be moving too.

If there was a security deposit, make sure to send notice to the estate as to what deductions were made.

I posted that my apartment in NYC was rented ( paperwork) Four days after she moved in  the ceiling fell because of roof work being done. the landlord has asked her to move out for an undetermined amount of time (2-6 weeks.) she is demanding her money back -  security deposit plus last month rent .

There are loans with the deposits of one bank account for 12 months divided by a factor depending on lender and your other income type.

Instead you’ll probably be about even with a decent security deposit plus you have 4 free weeks to do showings.

After the 4 months they failed to close, refused to sign the cancellation and asked their deposit back.Here is a summary of the timeline:- Entered in contract with buyers in fall 2020.

Realize that after the 07-08 crash, loan originations by deposit banks (e.g.

But they didn't report anything about the door damage at that time and also never mentioned about it before this pre-move out walk through.In this case, do you think I can deduct the cost to fix this damage from their security deposit?