Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

Here is a screenshot of the first:This is paid in full, but nowhere does it indicate that I've paid anything at all.Here is the second one:Again, no indication of what I've paid, or what my actual balance is.According to VRBO the service fee is to, "help Vrbo provide a safer and more secure booking experience, coupled with 24/7 customer support throughout your trip." 

From the lush green landscaped courtyards with water features, to the ample open-air dining spots and the intimate outdoor fire pit, Plant 51 is a hidden gem tucked away in the heart of Silicon Valley and downtown San Jose.Plant 51 is a secured building with secured parking.

You can also access such lists through the county clerk in most cases as this kind of information is public record.

Hi,I'm in a somewhat interesting position in which I have agreed to a share of the finder's fee / commission agreement, which requires a signature and a social security.

We do require a security deposit on the rental with the most costly furnishings.

I tried to push an offer over the phone and was told that I have to wait for the property to be on the public market, which makes no sense at all.

One lease is missing and a security deposit.

Age: Mid 30s, job: decent and secure, pays all the bills now, goals in real estate: to build a passive income so that the job (over $100k annually) becomes optional.

I have a tenant with a substantial security deposit who stopped paying rent.