Thank you all in advanced and I apologize if this question has already been answered.

I apologize I did not pick up as I was on the way to my local REIA meeting.Again, I humbly thank you for responding....All we can do is try to make this place better!

The professional embarrassment is a killer and I hope you called your client back right away and apologized profusely.  

(This is the first time I am a landlord and it was not by choice, so I apologize in advance if my lack of knowledge puts off some of you, but I was looking for advise on how to proceed, if you may. ) So, what do you do when you find things that would come out of their deposit if they were actually moving out, but instead you want to extend the lease because they have been good tenants overall?

Perhaps I am just not seeing the angle here - and if so, my apologies.  :-) 

Hello All, I apologize if this topic has been discussed in detail elsewhere, I was unable to find it if it has. 

Hi-Apologies if this is a dumb question!

I apologize for not knowing the exact boundaries.

(He did note he was having someone go back and research anyone I may have referred and they will make it right if the credits were not applied - I may have been paid on all of them and the others may have as well....what I was upset about was the multiple follow ups required to get them applied so I didn't look like a fool on my side for referring someone)Secondly he apologized for not having someone get back to me and they should have locked in the old rate for as long as I'd been with them.  

I apologize to the BP community for multiple posts. i was drafting them through the app and it kept crashing.