I have found myself in a position where I am mentoring two young men and I want to do them justice.

So whatever income is generated from renting it, is just icing on the cake.We like PPB because of its 7-day minimum (not to get mixed up with Point Pleasant Boro that has a 30-day min). 

Even if there is no agreement, express or implied, between the principal and broker, if the principal receives a benefit from the real estate broker's services under circumstances which, in justice, preclude him from denying an obligation to pay them, the broker is entitled to some relief.It cannot be assumed that a broker works gratuitously, and the lessor and lessee are held to such knowledge when they accept the result of the broker's services.

Once this is done and you have not heard from them, you'll have to go to your local Justice of the Peace (at least that is how it is here in SA,TX) and file after the "Notice to Vacate" leading to a "Writ of Possession".

Small claims court was a bust as the Justice of the Peace Deputies couldn't find him to be served.

If you have a minimum that you want to make on the deal, then all buyer offers above and beyond that number is just icing on the cake.

I have accounts with the US Dept of Justice, Tax Division and the Office of the US Trustee of Bankruptcy Court.

Small claims court are run in Texas by a Justice of the Peace who are elected officials and are not necessarily bound by precedent. 

Basically I view the "justice" system as a criminal rights system.

There are very tight restrictions on who can do this and their qualifications and "loan shark" does not do justice to what they do.