You won't have to worry about a hard money killing the deal, going through the loan process, and having a longer escrow. 3.

After some discussion in which I advised security deposit was held on behalf of both parties, he withdrew request until end of lease in September.I have advised girlfriend of his call, and she then stated that the security deposit monies really belongs to her.My dilemma is that the lease is coming to an end, and I understand that in PA, a landlord is required to return 1 month security deposit if lease is to be extended.The place has not been vandalised and is basically being taken care of, and I'm willing to renew lease with the girlfriend, who very interested in renewing lease, but who also now appears to have allowed a new boyfriend to move in.I suppose I could have this situation handled by hiring a lawyer, but my challenge is how should I go about retaining at least 1 month security deposit while returning the other. 

I am house hacking my 1st SFH rn and none of them have rental insurance but I do manage the utilities because I live with them so I ask them for their part of the bills/utilities...I will probably take my name off the utilities once I move out and make the primary tenant get the water/electric in their name...

Check your contract and make sure there was a defined process for change orders.

Hi Aubri,I did something similar but to ensure we were in compliance with local laws, I called the local county building and planning department and had a meeting with them to discuss my plans (this was done during the purchase process) to get approval.

My current property manager has failed us in so many ways over the past couple of years that it's time to move on:1.

Investing out of state can be scary, but having a trusted team in place to help will make the process much easier.

Frankly, this process benefit Agents as well as Investor can get to actually making an offer quicker.

Arbitrage is a high-risk thing that depends on precise knowledge and process.

Hi Nora,Your county should have a process either with the court or sheriff.