Hi Chris,Your obligations as a landlord are spelled out in the lease agreement.Maintenance free refers to a triple net lease or what we call them NNN for short.All I do is specialize in these triple net leases and also apartment buildings for my clients.In the absolute NNN you are correct that the tenant pays all costs associated with taxes, insurance, etc.

Even though I cannot spell it.

@Michael Kiley I'm sorry for the miss spelled words or wrong words.

Make sure your partnership agreement is in writing and spells out all the pertinent details of your partnership.

The lease has the do's and don'ts spelled out, that you have in it.

This should also be spelled out in your lease. 

When I do allow it, I have the authorized work spelled out on a form that say what they are authorized to do, what materials will be used, who pays for materials or labor, limits to what will be paid, a deadline for completion, what happens to the improvement when the tenant leaves, and what happens if the Tenant fails in any regard. 

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It spells out what the rights, responsibilities and penalties for non-compliance are. 

If not, it could spell trouble down the road.