It would depend on what your lease says. Typically the new owner would have to honor the lease. However, when the lease is up then the landlord could do whatever he/she wanted to renew. You are within your rights to ask the landlord to show where in the lease it says a deposit can be charged. If you have no lease, you are screwed and you'll have to come up with deposit. In all cases try to negotiate. Landlord wants deposit incase you bolt one night or somehow damage his property. If you have to pay offer a lower amount, ask for a lower monthly rent, always agree to pay a month in advance or find a new home site.
Yes, mobile deposit is generally safe for transferring funds as long as you follow security best practices such as using secure networks, keeping your device updated, and not sharing your login information.
No, it is not recommended to print a check on regular paper for mobile deposit. Banks typically require checks to be printed on special security paper to prevent fraud and ensure the check is processed correctly.
Yes, you can typically mobile deposit an emailed check by using your bank's mobile app to take a picture of the check and submit it for deposit.
Yes, you can typically mobile deposit a check that has been emailed to you by using your bank's mobile app.
No, I have not received the emailed check for mobile deposit yet.
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If you forgot to sign the back of a check for mobile deposit, you should not attempt to deposit it electronically. Instead, sign the back of the check as you normally would and then proceed with the mobile deposit process.
To securely make a mobile deposit through email, use a secure email service with encryption. Attach a photo of the check to the email and include any required deposit information in the message. Make sure the email is sent to a trusted recipient, such as your bank's secure email address.
No, you should not cross out "for mobile deposit only" on a check before depositing it as it may invalidate the deposit.
To make a security deposit using Zelle, you need to have a bank account linked to Zelle. Then, you can log into your bank's mobile app or online banking platform, select the option to send money with Zelle, enter the recipient's email or phone number, input the deposit amount, and confirm the transaction.
No, you cannot email a physical check for mobile deposit. You need to physically endorse the check and use your mobile banking app to deposit it by taking a picture of the front and back of the check.
No, I have not been a victim of a sugar daddy mobile deposit scam.