I drew up a seperate contract with her, stating she owes me $114 a month, for the security deposite that she was unable to come up with(which she did) and that is what I meant by 90% section 8 pays..If you do the math, the place has a positive cash flow of $389 month for sure, but $503 if she pays the extra $114 which most do.

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I understand landlords have to prove they actually had $10.00 a day late charge in court or risk treble damages if you try and take it from the security deposit in court.

Granted, the lending market is tightening, but the rates on HELOCs are hard to beat right now.

I have not secured any office space in a high traffic location but I do have a couple of warehouses that can be used if it comes down to it.

She came back after 4 days to find her application with her name, social security number, address, etc....

If he doesn't want to do this then I would just wait until his lease is up and if he doesn't clean it before he leaves take it from his security deposit.

If the items in the home, which have nothing to do with "liens" as mentioned above, are not secured the bank may find themselves in a stick situation.

Now I feel it is time to secure some $$ help.

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