The reason I have the departing roommate pay the fee even though the other residents are staying is because I will draft up a new lease that does not have the departing roommate's name or info on it, that way if the roommates who are staying stop paying and have to be evicted, the departing tenant has no liability on the lease and will not be connected with an eviction.

If you need other peoples money you will not likely qualify to borrow.If you need money you must borrow and to do that you must fix your credit first.

Go figure.I think my score was high because of my current mortgage amounts vs original balances & borrowability. 

I was told the ramifications vary based on what type of bankruptcy is filed.However, there is nothing (as far as I know) stopping you from attempting a court eviction for the unpaid rent. 

With the truly self-directed Solo 401k plan custodian is not required, you can have ability to make post-tax Roth contributions, borrow up to  $50K via participant loan and more!

The works thing you can do is borrow and not pay back.

However when the plumber was their he tried to isolate the water inlet to the condo and it wouldn't stop the water! 

My suggestion is to stop looking for a "real" job and start creating your own. 

When I stop by my tax guy today, they told me there is no way to make it up.   

@Thomas Nance - There should be nothing stopping you from posting and hosting a real estate investors meeting.