We attend the christening or first birthday party if invited.We give gift cards for the Holidays.We help decorate for the Holidays and contribute to community potlucks/BBQs (at our 8-plex).We have a "make it your own home" policy, whereby we give approval for a reasonable modification to the property, such as painting a room, changing out a light fixture, etc.We prepare a "move-in packet" which includes information to orient them to the property (property rules, utility contact information, change of address form, our contact information, etc. ) and also information about the neighborhood, such as a walking/trail map of the local area, chamber of commerce welcome information, a list of nearby amenities (including medical, shopping, restaurants, schools, parks), menus for local pizza delivery services, coupons for local businesses, etc.We prepare a "move-in gift" which consists of a bucket of our favorite cleaning supplies and a reusable shopping bag with starter supplies of paper products, a "Zip-It" hair snare for clearing sink drains, a toilet plunger, a cutting board, approved hanging devices (picture hooks), a door mat and a shoe tray.We supply light bulbs for all permanent light fixtures for the duration of the tenancy, including specialty bulbs for appliances and chandeliers.

Fast forward 10 years and many of the owners could be in your shoes and want out so there could be opportunity to change the rules.

There is just a huge wealth of information there from people that have been in your shoes.  

If you haven't looked into the Brian Buffini Peak Producers course, I might do that if I were in your shoes.  

My first wholesale deal came from a "we buy houses" ad that I put on the back window of my car with shoe polish.

I was/am in your shoes not too long ago..

If I was in your shoes, I'd offered the 33% like you stated so that everyone is equal partner and have them all understand their roles completely.

If you have electric panels or other items down there, code will likely require you to have lights there which, in turn, will kick in the need for a house meter.If I were in your shoes, I would read through the lease that was signed carefully and see if you can get them on something else other than non-payment.  

Some people get hired and have big shoes to fill.  

I think you are placing yourself into the seller's shoes.