Since they're moving out early, you can usually include the cost of re-renting in the items deducted from their security deposit.

They will require him to sign a promissory note and maybe require it to be secured by ALL of those other properties for the difference between the short sale amount and the balance.Well, at least that is what they would likely do in saner days.

This would eliminate your ability to retain the security.

Heard of Security Real Estate Services (aka Fairfield)...but before you approach them, do read about what they were alleged to have done in the Le Jardin development...

Most likely gold coins and secure them where I had ready access no matter what happens.

As the entity grows, your intent is to market that investment as a product to where investors could receive fixed and secured returns.

Social security, medicare, medicaid, Section 8, welfare, food stamps, etc, etc, etc.

To that end, I installed Security cameras, worked with the city council; worked with the police, and worked with the honest citizens of the area.

I don't think there are too many vending machines that would stand up to 3 hodlums, and axe and a night to spare.I would say concentrate on your security systems first.

You can also contact the Louisiana Real Estate Commission for information on the official rules, regulations and laws.