She subsequently signed a new lease elsewhere, and was extremely mad when the gentlemen backed out.

Password: Kiyosaki"Cops report no forced entry.The sliding back door disagreed.New appliances installed days earlier... still in place.No bused windows.So....

Subsequent applicants can put down backup refundable holding deposits so if the first hold isn't approved we would then move down the line in order of holding deposit received.

Any subsequent offence is issued a Final Notice to Vacate which gives the tenant 7-days to cure and 15-days to move, but curing the outstanding amounts does not rescind the order (that is at the discretion of the landlord).  

Subsequent to lease signing, all bets are off.

This tenant is too new to let him slide.

If you think it's okay for them to stay, then let it slide for 4 months and take your chances with any repercussions.

The banks don't let anyone slide, and charge you an overdraft or late payment, but being new to the real estate game, is this along those lines as well? 

my gsd puppy did all of the above including running into and shattering sliding glass door. 

Also the date that Day 1 & the subsequent 21 day window are somewhat in question.