Not worth it for small claims court.

They did not respond so it appears they are another game player.

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So if $19k magically appears in your account one day and they see that's where your down payment is coming from, they'll want to know where.

She is wholesaling and actively investing in the Houma/Thibodeaux area and appears to be having plenty of success.I am also currently in the market to identify a large multi-family apartment complex to purchase.  

I just finished purchasing my next project at the court house steps and I am working on a few more.

Be aware though, if you invest in a low income area all your cash flow will be going into repairs and maintenance, and court cost dealing with the tenants.  

The PR is appointed after an estate is opened in the Court.

Just something to think about.Ultimately, I'd suggest if you're going to write/include your own addendums in the lease that you at least have an attorney review it first to make sure it's legal and will hold up in court.

But everybody saw this coming as soon as Supreme Court ruled on the disparate impact case back in June of 2015.