I am moving out of a leased house on May 5 with 2 months of rent remaining. My landlord says I need to pay her rent as it is due in May and June, then she will send me my security deposit because the security deposit cannot be used for last months rent. I believe that this applies to the last month that I am physically in the house (April). In California, landlords must return deposit within 21 days of vacating the apartment. My security deposit was for 2 months rent. Am I wrong to assume that we should just “settle up” after I vacate the apartment in May using the funds from the security deposit?
Since the security deposit is due to me within 21 days after I move out, are we not just “swapping” money? She has already inspected the house and found no major damages.
That’s the point I am trying to make. if she inspects the house and no damages are found, why would I give the landlord more money and wait for her to send me a check. I am paying my bills and have no additional liability to the landlord.

I mean, say a person wants to move and buy another house

But they already have a house and a mortgage to pay on it.

How are they able to just sell the house and go and buy another one?

I mean, what happens to the mortgage on the old house? Don’t they still have to pay it off? What about all the money they put into the mortgage and equity?

I purchased my 1bdrm condo in Atlanta less than two years ago and feel I will be lucky to sell it now at my purchase price. We must move in August. I don’t want to loose money, and I fear I might once agent commission gets factored in. Also, in theory, selling w/o an agent would allow me to drop the price to move the property faster. Is it feasible that I could sell my condo myself in less than 8 months, given the current market? Or, since I must sell by August, is it wiser to get an agent’s help Now? What exactly will an agent do for me that I could not do myself?

‘Many people buy property off-plan, which can provide excellent value for money’ – can someone explain the meaning of the collocation off-plan?

i,m not planing to buy house and i don.t have kind money . is beverly hill in hollywood??

tell me the steps i need to do to buy tax property thanks.my uncle bought a nice home on the court house steps in va. years ago and lived in for years. id ask him but he is dead now and i want to help my sister buy a home. she dont have any money so we need to get ALL the low down on how to buy the tax property. can we get a bank to loan her the money on the property when we find the one she wants thanks very much.HELP ive heard you can buy a place for just the TAX and not owe anything else. if there is a loan on the place HOW can a person OWN it i dont understand this….