I have had my duplex since 2007. For every tenenant that wants to renew a yearly contract I do not ask for a new deposit. I've seen on other forums that you are suppose to ask for new deposit money when renewing a co...

Folks,My tenants lease runs out on Jan 8th 2017. On November 15th 2016, I notified my tenant that after the 8th of Jan, we will continuing the rental on a month to month basis but with an increased rent (effective Jan...

Hi family, if the tenant pays before the 5th, what's a reasonable time for property management to deposit rent into my account?

I had a tenant who stayed in my property for 1month or so after signing the contract, he decided to move and he stained carpet and there is cleaning issues, he wants full deposit but I said he will get half, now manag...

Where do you keep your deposits from tenants? In a savings account? Investment account?

And similarly with you repair and vacancy funds. Mine are getting sizable enough that I'd like to invest them to at least avoid ...

Hello all,
How much do you ask for a security deposit for student rentals? Equal to a month's rent? More? Do you find it fair/ethical to require a larger deposit for students as opposed to non-student tenants?

How mu...

hello nobody from my office is answering. Lady gave me a check that has security deposit and first months rent all in one the same check. Should I give it back to her?

Hello, I have a tenant that has signed the lease, but he is not occupying the property. His security deposit bounced. I'm looking at the lease now, but I would also like some advice on what to do. Thand.

I have been reading a bunch of different things online, and i feel like i'm getting mixed answers. Do you have to hold the renters deposit in a non interest account in cleveland ohio? I know we do in CA. and if so, i'...

I looked at an auction property yesterday that I want to purchase via traditional financing. They require a 5% deposit upon return of the contract if you win the bid, which I don't have until I sell the flip I'm in no...