I know many of my fellow Californian's that I have conversations with are looking for places with tax benefits and second amendment rights. 

You can amend the lease to add a tenant if the leaseholder agrees 

I guess I got the idea from other local area businesses (mainly bars) that have done the same thing - anytime a patron is caught on security cameras doing something egregious and causing damages they will post it out on social media - usually the person is quickly identified and they end up making amends and paying for the damages.All I'm seeking is our money back without having to lose half of it to a collections agency and secondly for him to knock his bullying off. 

Under almost any other scenario, this would be considered an "illegal taking" per the 4th Amendment because none of these tenants will repay lost rent and the government is offering no compensation.

You're all squawking that the First Amendment protects your religion from government interference but guess what?

Make sure to check your state specifics and amend as necessary.

They were amended in the 70's I believe, to allow landlords to evict any day of the year you can get a constable to be present.DISCLAIMER:  THE FOLLOWING IS JUST A RANT. 

Selling retail to a Fannie Mae homebuyer, no, not unless you can amend the contract to be between the seller and the buyer. :)

Someone suggested amending the tax return, but one of the lenders said they would look at both returns and it could be an issue still.

I like that idea, but would probably have to amend the lease.