“Pets/animals” include, but is not limited to, both warm- and cold-blooded animals, such as dogs, cats, fish, rabbits, hamsters, rats, birds, snakes, lizards, and insects.Tenant agrees to pay immediately for any damage, loss, or expense caused by such pets/animals.

One of my favorite ways to get my Tenant Buyers on my lease option assignment deals to "find" the 3% to 5% option money is from relatives.Some relatives can lend from their IRA, going through an approved custodian.The relative can not be a "direct line blood relative"So no parent or grand parent.But step parent, step grandparent, uncle - aunt is ok.Get an understanding on loans from IRAs fromTrustEtc.com https://www.trustetc.com/resources/education/artic...What is prohibited https://www.trustetc.com/self-directed-ira/rules/p...Hope that gives you ideas.If that fails, finance the option (you can do that in commercial, not residential).2 checks each month - $3000 plus $500 - $1000, for option payment.

It would only be a fraud issue if the tenant was sub-letting, collecting income, otherwise it is not fraud.Josh hit on the other issue, since there is now bad blood, you might consider moving and just take your time in finding another place where you might have more peace.

Shequann, just because the lease states they are respondsable doesn't mean you will ever be able to collect anything more than the original deposit and it will cost you a lot of time and money trying to get blood from a stone.

The blood has only started to flow in the financial community.

I have always played sports.It's one of those things in your blood or it isn't.Everyone places value in different things. 

I have severe ptsd, high blood pressure, and panick attacks.. holding my sbake and having it slowly moving around my neck and through my hands etc.. is the best therapy EVER  I've tried meds and other CRAP he relaxes me and helps me more than anything has..  

Residential their going to want stool samples and 4pints of blood and maybe a kidney.Ill save you the trouble of wasting your time.

@Patrick Blood I think @Nathan G. is going after the current tenants. 

Contractors smell blood too