If they are honest and in good faith, they might be willing to pay for the "stolen" appliances or be able to provide you with some sort of compensation.

Just a cancel after they took it off the market makes the seller feel like you were not acting in good faith. 

if i were already loaning them one of my houses, i'd be skeptical to act as their bank and loan them money as well, albeit out of their own security deposit.but that said, i am holding their SD in good faith so yea if its legal i'd do as u say and loan them $ out of their SD to bring their gas bill current but require it to be replenished over affordable installments paid starting ASAP meanwhile yea the gas co monthly plan helps defer the total due, right? 

However, I can tell you that those who claim to be 'religious leaders' of one sort or another have caused nothing but loss of money and a loss of faith!

They are not allowed to leave without proper notice, even if there is a maintenance issue.Your are required to make a good faith effort to find a replacement tenant.

Legally, since you can show a judge that you're trying to fix the problem, you shouldn't be penalized for bad faith. 

God owns everything I have and I am His faithful steward.

I can be pretty easygoing about everything else as long as its in good faith but smoking is just too destructive.  

@Sofiya Cherni I’m assuming you’re not a believer of thier faith. 

It simply requires he make a good-faith effort to maintain the heat.