So go file in small claims court (after a suitable amount of time has elapsed for them to have paid you) a suit against them. 

At this point, I'm most interested in buy-and-hold investment in rental properties, perhaps with a property manager given my day job (although I'm still learning more about the actual time and energy demands involved should one choose to personally manage his or her properties).I'm certain that at this point I don't even know what I don't know and that simply pulling the trigger will be the biggest step for me (once a suitable property has been found, of course), but what I don't fully understand at this point is how best to find investment-priced properties.

This property isn't looking like a suitable investment for me.I'm so grateful for everyone's advice.

Entries like this are probably more suitable for the blog section WITHOUT solicitous items.

If they would be a suitable tenantIf they are suitable and qualified, the property manager can sign them up on a new lease.

Even if they don't know the people directly, there are web sites that'll list the property for those credit tenants to view and determine suitability.

Here, I could not find any suitable duplexes and could not afford larger multis.

I just purchased a HUD home that I was planning to move in, but the land is not as big as my current home and Im not going to be able to fit all my toys and vehicles on the yard.I don’t want to sale it but the questio...

I don't want to waste my money to find out later that it is not suitable to my business - once i set one up, can i add or revise it later? 

Certificate of Rental Suitability (application sent to "Licenses & Inspections", can be done online, needs to be provided to tenant along with a “City of Philadelphia Partners for Good Housing” brochure)3.