u/Hickory1989

It’s unfortunate that the sub of such a popular and attractive stock doesn’t have one.

Mods! Hear me out!!!

You all are so pessimistic and impatient. Stocks go up and down. In only 5 months, SNDK will get back to its ATH levels. Just... Be patient...

Planning to travel abroad for 3 weeks and leave my accord in my attached garage that is not air conditioned. I’m in Florida and the garage gets very hot during the day.

Would this cause any problems?

EDIT: NOT A SCAM, GOT THE KEYS 🔑

I found a rental house in the Tampa Bay area and toured it in person with the owner. After the tour, she told me to work through the agent listed on Zillow for the application process.

I applied through the agent and was approved almost immediately (800 credit score with no late payments). The agent prepared a lease through Dotloop. I noticed a mistake in the lease (the previous tenant’s name was still in the document), and she corrected it right away. I also requested to move in three days later than originally planned, and she updated the prorated rent accordingly.

The lease was electronically signed by me, the owner, the owner’s husband, and the agent.

The lease states that rent should be paid monthly via Zelle directly to the owner. Before receiving the keys, I was required to pay the first month’s rent (June), the prorated May rent plus a security deposit totaling $5,080.

Because my bank has a $2,000 daily Zelle limit, they suggested I send the funds over three days. After I sent the first $2,000 payment, the owner told me to communicate with her husband going forward. I spoke with him by phone, and he said I would receive the keys once all three payments had been received.

I’ve verified that the names and property address appear legitimate through public records and background-check websites.

However, I’m concerned about being asked to send over money through Zelle before receiving the keys.

Could this still be a scam? Thanks!

[Currently in Northern Virginia]

I renewed my lease in late March, but my plans changed after I accepted a job in another state and now I need to relocate within the next few weeks.

I spoke with the leasing office and they told me I have to pay:

1. 2 months’ rent for the lease buyout PLUS
2. An additional 1.5 months’ rent because I’m not giving a full 60-day notice

So in total, they want about 3.5x monthly rent (~$8,500).

I was mentally prepared for the 2-month lease break fee, but the extra 1.5 months caught me off guard. Can they legally charge both in Virginia? Has anyone dealt with something similar?