I am fully aware that this is a CPA/ Financial adviser question and that people will hesitate to give advice if it's not in their scope of practice but I figure I'd reach out and ask anyways.thank  you for taking the time to read this postBest Regards,Kaygo

And no I wasn't aware of this, and yes the place burned to the ground.

I come from the consumer payment side of things so I've dealt with this stuff a fair amount, and I am always curious to hear that most managers aren't aware of it.

The lease does not allow for subletting, however the other roommate in the apartment is a subletter and the landlord is aware she is subletting.

If the room was painted and needs to be painted back and the former tenant is aware of that and is just arguing with the cost then you need to document the cost. 

@Guy Gimenez There is no law that I'm aware of for earnest money.

Yes, ask an attorney, much is taken care of administratively by agencies in enforcement, something the note dealers may not even be aware of until they get there.

Augie touched on the considerations of lenders.We serviced installment contracts, had them in 7 states, it makes a huge difference to institutional lenders in assessing the "value" of an installment contract (seller financed note) if there is third party professional servicing.Consider that there are servicing requirements today for any obligation secured by residential property, lenders are aware of the requirements.

Once they became aware, they stopped.I also make it very clear when they move in that if they flush anything down the toilets that they didn't eat first will be an expense that's billed to them if a plumber is required.

Babies can be in with adult(s).Adults are not restricted except as to sq ft per person.Municipalities can have additional requirements, like no more than 3 unrelated parties in a SFD.A good place to get your requirements is from your public housing authority or section 8 administrator, they should be aware of all housing requirements. :)