<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

I am a new landlord and a student, never really rented to anyone before. I know I probably shouldn't have given this kid as much leeway as I did, but that is neither here nor there.

Looking for a tenant, found someone moving to my city (in Canada) from the USA for work. He pays the damage deposit, he pays for the rent for the remainder of the month and he is starting a new job. I give him the benefit of the doubt, being that he is starting a new job and doesn't have all the money for the next month's rent up front (a stupid move I know now), and give him a couple of weeks to pay the rent for the month. We aren't able to connect for a week so he can pay rent; by the time we do, he has pulled a midnight move out.

I am out a month's rent and a couple hundred bucks in utilities. I have no prospects for renters. I am a full time student. Financially I am in a world of shit. He did sign a lease and technically could go after him for the money for the remainder of the lease, but really if I send the law after him, it will waste more time and money than it is worth. Yes I worked it out dollar for dollar. It isn't even worth my time to send the landlord tenant board after him. At this point I know I won't get the money I am owed. I just want to get even...

What do you suggest I do? Lick my wounds and move on? Exact revenge?

All I know is his name, email address, have some photos of him, where he works, what his vehicle looks like, and his parent's address in the USA.
<bot>: I stupidly gave tenant too much time to pay rent, he buggered off, want revenge. Best course of action is?