For some reason, I didn't get a notification when you responded so sorry I am responding late.Do you know how to tell if there is any cap of max 10% when you move out?

I do get default notification listings from a Title company..

In both clause a and b, it clearly states that in the instance of non-interest bearing or interest bearing, no co-mingling or pledging of security deposits may occur.The clause you quoted is part of the following regarding notification of where the security deposit is held during the term of the lease, and does not negate the clauses of section 1.

Just got this notification...  :-)

It is a question of WHEN and HOW that happens, not if.

One of the first things you definitely need to do is understand your market, once you understand that you can much better determine if you really find a good deal or not.  If

I agree with Curt's advice, approx. 500 sq ft per ton...I also just paid $3,500 for coil/condenser 3 ton unit replacement for a 1,600 sq ft house...The biggest issues you will face with a home that old is running the duct work...If you are not planning on opening the walls, another option is two units, one for each floor so the duct work is only in the attic and basement...A little more costly, so you have to balance out the total costs of opening the walls (or not) if it is not necessary...

While you at his site, ask questions about the pricing of that job, how long it took, if he was on schedule or not, if he has subs he uses, what their hourly rates are, etc.3) Call vendors/sub-contractors for pricing - cabinets, finish material, cost per sq. on a roof, new HVAC system, new electrical system, hourly rates.....Your goal in doing this is to get a good sense of the cost for the big ticket items and how much contractors charge as an hourly rate.

Do you live there or not?If

If we are dissatisfied what is our minimum termination notification period?