Your tenants who faced with an already tight household budget may decide to rig the issue instead of fixing it properly.  

It's a "rigged" system of consumer psychology, the monthly statement payor system. 

Jury-rigging?

If someone gave me a job on a rig i would be psyched but that industry sucks.

Just like a casino, the game is always rigged for the house to win.

There's no high paying jobs there yes, but in a way the huge lots allowing for 1-2 big rig trucks encouraging the trucker lifestyle does. 

It sounds like in your situation, the "DST" just layered in additional fees to process a 1031 exchange.The syndication game is rigged for the sponsor - and in some ways, it should be.

You can also charge them other fees associated with them breaking the lease such as any advertising fees.http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/tenants-rig...So, unless there is any money left over from their deposit, after you charge them rent and advertising fees, until you have rent flowing again....nope, they don't get their deposit back.Oh, and you also still get to charge them for any normal costs like cleaning, etc., that you'd be allowed to charge them under NC laws.So, basically, they're dreaming :-)Be sure and follow the laws regarding any move-out inspections, and the itemization of their deductions from their deposit, though.

I have acess to a pump out rig ( I drive a oil truck once in a while and the guy lets me use his stuff)

@Shawn Westbrook you really need a Sprinter van with a fully decked out Festool rig