We invest in small condos in specific tenant markets - like college/medical/law students and/or military. 

Even if not required by law, attempt to rent out the unit and mitigate your damages.

Hi,my current accouter is not up-to-date with latest tax laws; I am looking for sharp CPA specializing in Real Estate in Maryland.

So you know they bother me when they happen to me.My thoughts on small claims in your area probably wouldn't be helpful because it's probably different than my area.If I was in your situation, I would document why I kept their deposit and I'd only communicate this via US Mail and I'd do it within the time frame proscribed by law in my area. 

Follow your local laws.

@David MoreauStart by 1) educating yourself on the topic2) learning the local laws through the Healthcare ans Seniors agencies3) networking/finding existing operators in the space.Feel free to PM if you'd like to chat further. 

Study the landlord tenant laws in the community you are buying and see how much notice you have to give your tenants before nonrenewal or look at cash for keys.

Many landlords are very concerned over the effect of the new Oregon law; 608.     

New Jersey laws make evictions near impossible it feels. 

I am looking for some advice to help my parents. They have no clue and have an attorney that is apparently no help. Beside getting a better attorney, which I plan to address, what resources can I point them to for get...