You're also far more likely to get pushed around than you would by a complete stranger.

@Gena PinedaHow many times do you show your ID or DL to random strangers when you want something?

It’s never a good idea to take advice from strangers, including me.

i am not responsible for the people who cannot afford the rent. the govt needs to create the economy where most people can do well. and its the job of govt officials to protect our liberties. they have more allegiance to WEF and klaus schwab instead who is openly bragging about "penetrating the government". this is unreal. tomorrow they will institute tax or fees because your house is too big for you to live in and instead it will be owned by some corporation that own the government agency and you will have to share it with 5 other strangers. standup to tyranny and remove these "officials". what if i want to make Buckingham palace available to me because i want to enjoy living in it and it is a discrimination against my income and class status that i cannot live there. this is absurdity. 

You need something to have the trust and if not, you have to build the trust before entering into the market blindly holding your hands out for help from strangers.

There are definitel benefits, but don't do it just because everyone else is or some stranger on the internet told you it's necessary.

@Drew Hoye  my advice is be careful asking complete strangers on a forum about career advice.

My question is, should I come up with a lease as if I am renting the place out to strangers?

Also don't be a stranger.

The fact that you're asking a bunch of strangers on the interwebs doesn't bode well for the skill of your property manager.