Failure to participate in GP management activities while just raising capital (probably) violates SEC regs.

Failure to pay rent allows the landlord an option to fast track eviction the following month.3.

While it is possible to be arrested for almost any act or failure to act, being arrested for possessing the real property of a deceased family member is something I've never heard of, especially when other family members with a superior interest have failed to probate the property.Finally, here is exactly what I tell tenants when I rent a property to them that I do not own. https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Thanks for your responses to Lonell. 

Also, it mentions not having a “Single Point of Failure”.  

People are afraid of failure.

Filing for a dispossessory due to failure to pay rent is a different kettle of fish than a termination of a lease. 

Credit is a snapshot of your past so if you've had a good track record, the assumption is you'll continue.I would be concerned about starting a business with such trepidation and thoughts of failure. 

Failure to give notice and occupy would be considered violation of the "owner occupancy" clause.

@Jake Helmburg sounds like a plan set up for failure in more than one way.

Is it to justify their own fear and failure to start?