So, plan for this by having very specific terms about what happens if a tenant decides they want to leave in the middle of a lease.

My daughters new Lenox system lost both the blower & induction motors, middle of winter 8 months after the new install & had compressor problems every year there after & I believe there was a recall on it.

Maybe once you hit middle age, or once you at least pay off your kids’ college tuitions.But stop right there.

The cost to own a home plummets to allow the middle class to own a home.

There must be something in the middle of my $376 TurboTax Premier (with audit protection) fee that I pay to do my own taxes (federal and 2 states that my rentals are in) and $10,000.  

Tenant B as per your new clause... the end... you are no longer stuck in the middle nor are you the bad guy (you will however still retain the right to pursue Tenant B via fines or the same, but ONLY IF YOU CHOOSE and can be done so in conjuction with other Tenants)I hope this helps, I send you DM on BP, I would truly appreciate if you can assist. 

I'm kind of stuck in the middle between pulling the trigger and get the proper under contract and just saying no because of the condition and location of the property. 

Hopefully, with some patience and creativity you can convince/encourage them to do the right thing and meet you in the middle.

From the start I was already upset paying $150 for a "training fee" for which I didn't want to attend nor did I attend because I work and can't hangout on zoom calls in the middle of the day.

I'm guessing it will be probably the LLC that gets formed but if it's an equal split down the middle of GP ownership, does that give both partners the right to say "I own this property in my portfolio"?