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Posted on / Apr. 14, 2020 05:59:00
Your post makes little sense making it impossible to determine what the issue is. If you have a lease they cannot artitrarily increase thesecurity deposit unless the lease provides otherwise. IF you are a monthto month tenant, every month is a new term and that includes security deposit amounts. Beyond that I am not sure why there is this flurry of call and emails that need to be repsonded to and it certainly seems that YOU are not the realtors client, its more likely the property owner is.
{"QuestionID":60224,"AnswerID":2803,"AnswerName":"Anonymous Attorney"}
Posted on / Apr. 10, 2020 05:38:00
Perhaps next time you could write in single sentences that begin with a capital letter and end in a punctuation mark.
Lawyers like to answer questions fully and correctly. However run on sentences with misplaced modifiers prevent that.
I do not know any attorney anything based on theose liited facts. However, how can you buy a house when you cannot afford to pay the security deposit?
