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How can I guarantee my security deposit is refunded?

By Helene Lesel, Thursday, August 17, 2006.

Q: I'm moving into a new place that requires a large security deposit. How do I protect myself so I get it back when I move out?

A: In a perfect world, security deposits would be fully refundable. In the real world, one of the bitterest battles between landlord and tenant arises over security deposit issues.

How does a renter avoid conflict from the start? Start when you move in, being sure to do a complete walk-through of the premises.  more...

Dog owner suspicious of unusual 'no pets' policy

By Robert Griswold, Thursday, August 17, 2006.

Question: I recently received a little dog for my birthday. I took the dog with no worries, thinking it was OK since my apartment neighbor has two small dogs and also breeds them and sometimes has four or more dogs for several months. Those dogs bark and follow you every time you walk by. My dog is always on a leash and never barks when someone walks by. Now, the owner wants me to get rid of my dog. I never realized there was a "no pets" line in our lease.  more...

How a real estate gift becomes a lose-lose situation

By Robert Bruss, Thursday, August 17, 2006.

DEAR BOB: About 10 years ago, my parents gave me a gift deed to their house for which they paid about $57,000 many years earlier. Today, it is worth around $275,000. They continued living in it ever since. Now they want me to sell it so they can use the money to move to Florida and buy a small house. I've been paying the property taxes and repairs on the house all these years, and it doesn't seem fair that I should have to sell the house. Would I owe any tax on this sale? --David R.

DEAR DAVID: Yes.  more...

 
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