So they track your identity and have credit card on file in case of damage.

But it just depends...I am always in favor of controlling assets personally if possible...I don't know the numbers or anything about this deal, but it sounds like you've got a lot to think about on deal structure...if this is even a good deal.Just don't let anyone steal your deal if it's viable....lots of sharks with cash out there. 

Those are also the same people who are more likely to cause damage and steal items out of the unit. 

There for a while in my city thieves were breaking in and stealing supplies, copper, and appliances.

Two identical properties next door (don't know condition or finishings) are assessed at 235k and 270k. 

Beg, borrow, steal, sell - do whatever you can and start  purchasing company stock!

A townhouse for $750K is a steal on 5th Avenue (NYC) but would be considered expensive in the Midwest. 

@Alec McGinnOK, sent you the details of my portfolio in a message, because I would prefer not to put a target on my back for identity thieves.

I am a genius at marketing wether it being facebook ads or building my own identity so I am not to worried about the market aspect more so the actual real estate aspect.

If people see the owner paying for his/her drinks they’re less inclined to steal theirs.