He seemed more sad about the situation than mad at me.What I'm asking is is there anyway to help him?  

Sadly, landlords take all the risk these days.

As Landlord's, we all have to learn the sad truth about people is that they are dishonest and will tell you anything in order to make themselves look good.

The sad truth is: there will be people who find themselves a victim--sometimes through no fault of their own--of this quick and significant shift in the market.

It's sad to see so many young athletes blow through millions of dollars when they make it to the big leagues.

Today the renter finally moved most of his stuff (he found a place last week), he won't have to worry about the mess he's leaving behind (unless he's taking some fleas/eggs with him, which might be very possible because he doesn't seem to be to careful) but he's leaving me a heck of a mess, of course he's losing the deposit, sad thing is that I allowed them to use part of the deposit as part of the last month payment, so I could help the renter find a place quickly, trying to help the guy is probably going to bite me in the a**.  

I have spoke with so many guys who never pulled the trigger and frankly it is sad because if they would have 5-10 years ago they would have a different life now.  

It's sad to say that I was in high debt for this degree but I can't keep beating myself for it.

Sadly what they thought they would enjoy is not there.

Found it within a few hours but very sad.