Nobody has a nose hard enough to get blood from a rock.

Technically they are responsible for the entire lease term but you wont get blood from a stone..... but you can use that issue to get them to cooperate on showing the unit before they move out, maybe start repairs before they move out and having it as clean and ready to go when they do vacate.

We’ve literally built our wealth investing when there’s blood in the streets.

I do not have a financial advisor, personally.Not yet, but have found some groups that are promising, but at the moment offerings and capital available have not aligned, or their minimums are too rich for my blood.  

Smart Realtors call the closers first, the decisive ones with seemingly low blood pressure. 

At the highest level, the rule says a residential dwelling is restricted to one family plus one additional person or two adults with their dependents plus one additional person.The city states that a “family” is any number of persons who are related by blood, marriage, adoption, guardianship or other duly authorized custodial relationship, and how they live together as a single housekeeping unit and share common living, sleeping, cooking and eating facilities.So here are some examples that are allowed and may help put this rule into practice:A family of any sizeA family of any size and their housekeeperA family of any size and a student not relatedTwo single parents and their kidsTwo siblings and a friendHere are some examples of what is not allowed:Two couples adding up to 4 peopleTwo sisters and their 2 friendsA family of any size plus two additional unrelated peopleAnd, as with any rule, there is an exception.

Depending on the circumstance, you cannot always collect for the full lease, as in: you can't get blood from a turnip type of situations.  

Don't bother with trying to get blood out of a turnip.

As we know from firsthand experience, many small business owners pour their blood, sweat, and tears into their businesses, generating substantial revenue in the process, only to discover that they owe the IRS equally substantial tax bills, making true success and profitability seem like a pipe dream.

@Chris Jordon Actually, my blood runs orange - Volunteer orange that is.