You can write your own operating procedures and do quarterly and annual meetings between you and your partner, but it's not as complicated as it sounds.

Write down the answer.

@Evan Polaski I asked for projections VS actuals and got a break down of the last 5 deals the operator completed but anybody could just write that on a spreadsheet and paste it, how would i verify?

Why don't you use a bit different model where your potential clients can pay perhaps $250 (or a bit more if reasonable but no more than $500) for an hour meeting to talk to a real CPA who has been trained by you and determine whether or not they can save me money on taxes such as capital gains or ordinary income or passive income by forming structures that makes sense for using up various deductions and write-offs to the fullest extent to off-set the various sources of income and let them show me how they can eliminate my taxes down to minimal to zero in that quick session, it is like a preview session to what is possible given my actual data. 

The write up sounds good but it needs a ton of work.

@Henry ClarkDo you feel it’s necessary to explain in writing the reason for his 30 day notice?

Again, not legal advice here, but general recommendations - get an attorney to write it up. 

I have seen some operators for are doing B's write stuff online that they shouldn't be. 

I am 17 now as of writing this, and I turn 18 in late July.

Hi, I was hesitant about writing this but want anyone out there that can help.