I see no need to spell out each item individually in an agreement.  

My renter decides to post this message on facebook with a pithy (with requisite bad grammar and spelling) retort of her own.  

It all has to do with how taxation is handled as spelled out in the treaties between the countries. 

(Can I blame spell checker? 

I had to look up the word "personal" though...in order to spell it correctly. 

Also, the rest of the "what-ifs" are spelled out if you setup the Operating Agreement correctly (seek professional assistance).You'll want the entity taking Title to be formed in the State that the property resides. 

In this case the employer was a friend posing as the employer, so was the prior landlord and the co-tenant whose income was really what met the minimum (tenant's income not sufficient) owned her own home and never planned to live in my unit. edit to add; in reference tho the thread title why is it I never catch spelling errors until after I post?

So sorry I spelled Fund "Fun" typing a little to fast.

How do you spell b-o-r-i-n-g?

The Operating Agreement spells out day to day management of the property, 50/50 split of profits and equity at 20yrs (retirement), and also includes buyout options that align with the projected home value at that time.