Thanks in advance.BTW, I would also pursue this is small claims court (depending on the amount) or take it to regular civil court and go pro se.

., the actual laws)RIGL 34-18-19 Security Deposits (specifically to your question)The first is an easier-to-read prose summary of the relevant laws, while the second is the set of actual landlord-tenant laws themselves.I posted both because the Handbook appears to have a revision date of 2007.

Cindy in a chapter 13 it sounds like the buyers used an attorney to file instead of "pro se".Pro se means the buyers are filing on their own behalf.

Did the debtor file "pro se" or use a BK attorney??

You also want to make sure you are not taking legal advice from pro se attorneys.

Many court clerks offices have "pro se help desks" to help guide you.

Lastly, the style of homes we are prosing to build are a very modern contemporary design when almost all of the product that is selling in these red-hot areas are more of a Cabin/farmhouse-type of aesthetic. 

I am doing this Pro Se. 

I think you should look at your own writing: "Because of this, I feel like I could guarantee the rental asking price" so that readers don't scratch their heads when you later write counter to earlier prose.

I did the initial nonpayment case against pro se.