By leveraging market knowledge and a trusted partner network, we were able to achieve a substantial profit with minimal investment.

That said, unless the amount you end up losing is substantial it likely won't be worth going after with the cost of litigation and also the effort to collect. 

@Casey Hamptondon't partner - too small, too complicated.you should both just save up to afford your own individual house hacks.

It may not be a majority of that particular grouping, or even more than a small minority, but it is still a substantially greater risk of damage.Here’s the crux of the problem with Section 8 tenancy.  

I only use zillow but it only shows trend for individual properties, not for entire areas.

right now I manage everything using Sessa and have individual bank accounts for each property.

My spouse and I prefer not having to split things up and retitle ownership under separate individual trusts.

I am a regional clinical director where I oversee multiple facilities serving individuals with severe and persistent mental illness.

These are typically deductible in the year they’re done.On the other hand, improvements that better the property, restore it after substantial damage, or adapt it for a new use generally have to be capitalized and depreciated over time.Now, if the cost is $2,500 or less, you might be able to use the De Minimis Safe Harbor election to expense it immediately, rather than depreciating it.

If it was my deal, and I found out about something, whether legal or not, I would think that my investors have a right to know, and it would be my duty.I can see your values did not align with this individual and good on you for breaking apart.Gino