Simple obvious says they will do more of that.

Good representatiion and having a client for life would suggest they should have been doing more to advocate for those who purchased in the past.

Or any suggestions please? 

This being said, I am not an attorney or CPA, and I would suggest you speak to both of them prior to making any decisions or changes.

It took me under 20 seconds to get an idea seems like about 2kish, Call a local PM co, or simple look on their sites, Good luck 

I've been using Podio, but I'm open to suggestions.

We do not personally go after tenants, because we are not attorneys, but we have attorneys on retainer and ready referrals who've done-that and been-there, so it's a quick simple hand-off. 

I'm looking for suggestions, guidance; how do I word this in a lease agreement?

While equity financing can be a smart move in the right circumstances, the sheer volume of people turning to it lately seems to suggest something deeper might be going on.

Any suggestions would be appreciated!