The having to fix things the tenant broke.

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Investing seemed the way to go as we desire to watch our girls grow up at home. 

When you start using them, particularly to improve or prove a desired result, you're going to go broke.

I am currently a BROKE 21 year old college kid so what would be better to start getting more cash buying a 2-4 unit with a partner that I might already have and collecting rent.

It was a massive jump start for his success allowing for less financial stress during the most broke part of a normal "college life". 

You're always one step away from bankruptcy, you're always driving a ten-year-old car, you always answer questions about how you're doing with "Going broke slowly."

Even my previous tenant terminated the lease early due to his personal reasons with his girl friend.But as a new landlord( less than an year), I am going through the hassle of re-listing the unit, secure a tenant and return the deposit to the tenant.Is there any clause in California, that can help the landlords like holding part/full of the security deposit for early termination by tenant?

I am a contractor and when I broke down the cost to see what I would have charged as a contractor I was super honest with my numbers and I figured if you had to pay a contractor to put that house together the could would have been $32,000. 

Tenant apologized to neighbor for a recent occurrence when fight broke among some guys and strippers at the property.