Yes he can go after you in court for damages even if you didn't give him a security deposit but he is only likely to win if  it was extremely negligent of you.

Then, when things blow up, they go to court, charging you again, and you lose......but they win.

The positive news is that my original tenants were good enough to provide me with their new address (they believe they are getting their full security deposit back) so I will have an address for the court to notify them when I file against them since these damages will exceed their deposit.Even though your tenant is maintaining your property the idea that she is decided to use it for her financial gain does not sit well. 

They have a couple of computers that you can look up the records on and see the actual court documents and that's where the real property information will be, if the decedent owned any real property. 

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hey bp, so i was curious if anyone has experience doing probate court sit ins?

Don't forget to go to the Bankruptcy Court.

The 5th dca (bartram vs us bank) ruled on this a couple of years ago, and the FL Supreme Court is expected to verify soon.  

(Bought the house and made a 20k flip profit)Public records are amazing: if you locate the area where the seller lives, make sure you look them up in their counties property appraiser, and clerk of court/register of deeds.

I heard that in Ohio, the courts will not allow a house in probate to be sold for less than 80% of appraised value provided by a court appointed appraiser?