This just seems like a goofy virtue signalling thread for everyone to chime in with various "racism bad" and "racists are mean" comments while you echo the same platitudes, and all of your responses so far back that up.  

Also still had the problem with the weak signal at our condo office.

First, if his financing contingency extended through now, he should be able to use the fact that his loan was denied to back out of the deal and retain his earnest money.

In my area, we have to note all of the damage on the Move Out Inspection form and have the seller sign it in order to retain any portion of the deposit.  

Notwithstanding the foregoing, if any Tenant requires the use of a trained guide animal, signal animal, or service animal, no pet deposit will be required.

Any tenants out there who have had good and/or bad experiences with retaining your security deposits?

We want the cash flow, so we will retain the asset that is providing this for us.

Their annual fees are a lot lower than some of the others, but they don't hold your hand or even give advice.You probably should retain the services of a lawyer who specializes in this area (very few lawyers know anything at all about it).

If the LLC is retaining earnings, the IRA (and all other members) would still have the tax burden.However, there is an exception to UBIT for rental properties.

It is a first floor walkout towards the beach, however there is retaining wall obstructing the beach view but I still see the walkout as a huge plus especially for families.