If the tenants or occupants have not vacated the premises, then the next step is to file an action for forcible detainer action in Justice of the Peace Court in the county and precinct where the property is located.

@Trevor Justice  you can't charge them for repainting.  

If you’ve given this man any money and he did not deliver on his promises to mentor you and fulfill his obligation please join the group “scammed by Darnell cooley” on FB to connect and bring him down.He’s still out here stealing people’s money and he needs to be brought to justice so he doesn’t steal from anyone else.

Because it sounds like a group is condoning illegal activity in the name of “JUSTICE”.

They are criminals that unfortunately the criminal justice system is not interested in perusing.  

I always wondered if the guy would sue me, or if he's a tester from the Justice Department or NAACP. 

I will write some more later, but there are tons of paths you can take with a syndication structuring so nobody is going to do it justice on a message board without a lengthy back and forth.

The Department of Justice and NAR have also entered into an antitrust settlement that states you can not advertise your services as free.

Quote from @Joshua Ocean: Two things to consider: justice and reality.Justice would be taking them to court, garnishing their wages, and getting everything you are owed.Reality is spending money on court, not collecting a dime, and you walk away with less money and more frustration.You can't get blood from a turnip.

I don’t recall a Uniform Code of Military Justice violation or military regulation a CO could use to force a member to clean their off base residence…other than scare tactics.