somewhere I read if an individual is renting and managing their own house, they have right to refuse ESA and Security dogs. is that true? 

. $2100), I guess it may look favorable for a lender when trying to secure financing for your next property, but that's a stretch.  

The trick was getting a really good grip on the slide's handle to pull the thing out.Then someone figured out that you could use the claw back of a regular hammer, rest it on the opposite side of the little coin's slide's push handle, and really go to town on pulling the slide out by getting a good grip on the hammer handle.

As @Scott Wolf mentioned, take a look through the loan docs to see if it says anything in there about a pre-payment penalty.Is this just a regular house purchased in your name with a regular loan?

From 2009 to present I have regularly been approached by flip investors asking me to call them when I come across a good deal.

Question is  "can landlord recover damages and lost rents, utilities and advertising in addition to security forfeiture, or must security deposit be used first for lost rents and damages?"

Going forward how can I legally withhold the portions of the security deposit as tenants move out?  

My question is will I have to pay self employment tax such as medicare and social security on my profits?

(we'd write a dog security deposit equal to that cost into the lease.)

I'm sure there are plenty of other ones out there, but those are the two that I hear about regularly.