It could have been direct deposited in 5 days if you get all the docs right away.

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We do have a pet deposit that will be necessary as well and feel like it should be covered, but if these things turn out to be miniature T-Rex's in the home, then I am not sure how much the deposit will cover.Thanks in advance for any experiences you may have had.

The listing agent told me the realty company to make the deposit check out to.

If just a quadplex r smaller, the seller should provide evidence of payments from each tenant (copies of checks, bank statements showing deposits, etc.)

So, either the existing lease stays in place or everybody leaves.If the one remaining person can qualify, then the security deposit is going to become an issue.

If the P-trap leaks, they you fix it.This reduced my management to making bank deposits.

It's occasionally less, but usually more, and normal wear and tear can't come out of their security deposit.

Kind of like just because the bank deposited $1M in your bank account doesn't mean you can keep it if it's not yours.I would slow down on the lawsuit idea though, he will likely send it to you if you just ask or the DSS office may even be able to cancel the payment or pull it back somehow.Now if that doesn't work then talk to a lawyer, and you may even get the DSS office to assist you legally since they probably have a system in place to prevent claiming of unentitled benefit.

If after depositing the contract with your Title company and the title is not clean/marketable, allow him to receive his deposit back but only then.