Once more spell out what is exactly in the lease and hold them to it or give them notice.

You should also have an addendum to spell out animal-specific rules.

It should spell out what each owner should be responsible for.

If you are required to be involved, your PMA should spell that out.Can they do cash for keys?

Please advise.Thank you A contract for deed should spell out when title is legally transferred if it is to be before the note is fully paid off. sometimes the seller isn’t inclined to perform his duties under the CFD, such as paying his mortgage, not pledging the property for a new loan, transferring legal title as required in the contract, etc. 

Doesn’t matter what State you are in but you do want to make sure it is spelled out in LLC docs and all partners are on the same page

;)From my understanding, one thing that is vital to have is an operating agreement with your partners that spells out responsibilities and how to dispose of the property.

The formula you spell out for "guess" method virtual underwriting is extremely helpful.

We do have these items spelled out in our lease and the lease was created with the help of our attorney who specializing in real estate.

In the process of trying to build a similar structure/partnership.I would consider forming your entity(LLC, etc.) if you have not already done so, then spelling out the responsibilities and ownership percentiles of the deal in an operating agreement for this specific project.