As long as you get your security deposit back, it doesn't matter how he gives it back to you.
You don't really "purchase" one, unless you get one which requires a security deposit, and, even then, the deposit gets returned to you so long as you hold up your end of the deal.
US Bank's deposit hold policy determines how long it will take for deposited funds to become available for withdrawal. The length of the hold depends on factors such as the type of deposit and the customer's account history.
A security deposit is a refundable deposit that a tenant pays to their landlord before they move into a property As long as a tenant abides by the terms of their lease, this deposit should be returned to a tenant when their lease has expired. There are certain situations where a landlord is allowed to keep all or part of a tenant's security deposit.
Most states have a statute which limits the amount of a security deposit, usually to one month's rent.
landlords can charge you what ever they want (with out a lease) ... its your wellness to pay that sets the tone ...Answer:The person who wrote the above"answer" is clearly not informed about landlord tenant law. First, in California, everything you pay EXCEPT for the 1st month's rent is considered a deposit. It does not matter what it is called. It does not matter what is on the lease agreement. Anything over the 1st month's rent is a deposit. The maximum deposit the landlord can request is double the rent. So if he asks for first, last and a deposit, he is really asking for double the rent as a deposit. This is legal. However, if the rent is $2,000 and the landlord asks for first, last and a $4,000 deposit, that is illegal.
Usually one year.
my name is Alice Davis, my social security is direct deposit on the 3rd of the month, we have a long week end, Labor day is on the 3rd. so when do we get our next deposit?
In the state of Florida, the Landlord must either refund your deposit with in 15 days from vacancy or send to you a reason why they won't. You then have 90 days to bring a claim against them if you refute their statement, and the same for you to act on no notice. (if they didn't contact you with the refund or letter during the prescribed 15 days.) You can pursue the refund for a period of 6 months on or after the 16th day. This could also be extended by the jurisdiction if you are a service member for up to one year with proof of PCS.
You can generally hold a check for up to six months before depositing it, but it's best to deposit it as soon as possible to avoid any issues.
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.
All markets have securities that you can choose to hold for long term. There's no such thing as a long term security.