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I post today for all you Landlords out there. I encourage all of you to contact a lawyer and make sure when you have a new tenant that you follow the procedures under Michigan's Deposit Recovery Act.There are a certain amount of things you must do at the outset of the lease so that you can keep the deposit if you are not paid rent and or there is damage done to the property. Not following the proper requirements you could waive your right to the deposit or have to pay damages to the tenant for v read more
Full post as published by MICHLAW on March 26, 2008 (boomark / email).
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