Make us recover faster?

Tenant after consulting a lawyer, Tenant's Union or the Rent Board realizes that they do own the rent and begins to pay rent.Out of Pocket = $0Lost Rent = $0Security Deposit = Not lost Holding Steadfast, Tenant Doesn't Pay and Breaks LeaseTenant realize the rental increase is valid, but chooses to break the lease because the rent is too high.Out of Pocket = $0Lost Rent = 1/3 of April rent and possible 30 day notification period to vacate +Security Deposit = Can be used to replace April and pro-rated May rentHolding Steadfast, Tenant Doesn't Pay and Doesn't Move Out until after Moratorium and Payment PeriodTenant realizes the rental increase is valid, but chooses not to pay any more rent either because of impact to Covid-19 or because they know there's an eviction moratorium and can get away with not paying rent for not only 30 days after the emergency declaration has ended but also the 6 month deferred payment period.Out of Pocket = $0Lost Rent = 1/3 of April rent + possibly up to 7 months** + time to re-rentSecurity Deposit = Can be used to replace any unpaid rent**You can take Tenant to small claims and get a judgement for any unpaid rent, but may not be able to recover immediately if Tenant has no money.

I would photo document everything and try to recover when they are gone.

We have good reason to be confident that 10 or 20 years from now, the market will have recovered and exceeded recent peak values (perhaps more than once). 

. $50k is a lot of money but with that said, by the time this gets litigated, unless you recover legal fees, I think you're in for a huge nightmare and may want to consider taking the loss and being done with it.

I am curious if anyone has been a part of an investment group/partnership of which you/they have been able to recover the investment.

The issue really is:  once you get sued, can the plaintiff recover against you?

Be sure to advertise on both sides, you can even sell the back side57.and recover your advertising cost!

Also, since the scope of work was very general, i figured there is a high probability that i will require similar things in the future, so i did not feel bad for spending money on these items.EDIT:I think i should also mention that a few years ago my car got stolen and recovered.

Recovering from a divorce...not legit.