I rent a home and put down a $600 deposit. I had a 9 month lease, I then signed a new month to month lease after the 9 month had expired (it was a new lease not just going month to month). I moved out and it took the landlord a few weeks to do a walk through. He said everything was great (I had spent $250 have the carpets and house cleaned professionally). He has nothing but great things to say about us. I asked for the deposit and he said the depoait was money to hold the house (we gave the deposit 11 days before we moved in, since we were selling our home and moving long distance), the deposit was not for secuirty reasons just to hold the place.
I was polite and said I believed deposits were for making sure the house was damage free and rent was paid up, he agreed the home was fine and the rent was all paid.
I pointed out the second lease says the deposit we paid earlier would transfer to the new lease.
he said he would get back to us, he was headed on vacation.
It has been a week with no communication, how should Iproceeed. Is it worth fighting or going to court?
I bought a home again so I won;t be renting again.
I took a video and pictures of the home before I moved in, and I took an extensive video and over 100 pictures when I moved out. Since it took him so long for the walk through I had members of the home owners association walk through before I moved.
The orginal lease says a $600 deposit is required and then states the day it was paid. The next line states there would be a $600 pet deposit and then next to that we signed stating we had no pets and that it was N/A.
The second lease just states that the deposit carries over to the new lease and states the date we paid the deposit. Why would it carry over if it was a holding deposit??
The lease was just one of those forms you print off the internet. The landlord is his first time renting (it was his vacation/golf house).

We own a rental property and are starting a new lease with new tenants.
Obviously as owners we would like a one – two year lease.
But we also are looking into purchasing a home and would like the option to sell our rental property (in order to pay down our new mortgage). Is there an exception clause we could put into the lease that would allow us to sell it (without the new owners accepting the lease)? Is that legal or are we trying to do something illegal?

What a mess. I leased my home through a property management company for a one year term. About 3 months into that lease, I asked the property manager is the tenants might be interested in staying another year after their 1 year was up. She said possibly. I indicated I would be open for going another year.

We are now at the 7 month mark and our other home sold, so we are preparing to relocate across the country to our leased home in 5 months. I send her an email to let the property manager know we will be moving and to let the tenants know. I figured a 5 month notice is polite. Well this is when she dropped the bomb on me. She has already signed a new lease agreement with the tenants for an additional year!!! She said I approved it in the 3 months mark email and now I have to live with it. This is a mess as we have to reside in our home. What legal aoptions do I have? I never agreed to this in writing, she casually mentioned it in an email. Any help is appreciated.

I completed a one year lease and was going to move but at the last minute I sighned a two year lease, a continuation of the last lease with no changes. Im into the ninth month of the new lease. I want to move now.

They ask to see my check stubs when I told them I will be renewing the lease. I was still working then. I haven’t sign my new lease they said it was too early.
I’m getting unemployment