Ultimately, I would use this money to strike out on my own Real Estate investing journey. 3.

Only $10/month for a duplex strikes me as wishful thinking.

He  was unable to work at a grocery store because the clerks were on strike. 

They have been extremely nice (and amazing "tenants") and we were able to strike a deal that made sense for everyone. 

I think he's a good guy but I don't think he truly understand the life of a real estate agent (yes, I know his sister has her license, and also yes, waiting for a bolt of lightning to come hurtling into my home office to strike me down for disagreeing with Gary Vee. ;) For example, he thinks we should work for free starting out, which is not realistic economically and also it's not like just 'working' makes you a good agent, as the many long-time mediocre agents can attest to.Content marketing for SEO and exposure is a long term game (unless you drive traffic with ads), most agents struggle with the consistency it takes to blog as much as you need to (including myself, and I love to blog. :), and overall it has gotten much harder to rank well on Google. 

Markup up was strike thru on pet rent amount and pet description with notation that cat was removed from property on XX date. 

However, I need to enforce a three strike you're out rule regardless of our relationship .Some team members are good people so you tend to cut them slack.

They usually strike me as a bad idea from the get go, because why would an investor sell an asset that's performing well?

If they pursue legal action or you want to against them consult an attorney but there is no need to pay money for a preemptive strike with your own attorney. 

You don't need a home run but don't want to strike out either.