However, I still have their vulnerable information stored away in a file and it makes me feel uneasy having it.I have 3 rental properties right now and I am still learning who to navigate through uncharted territory.Thank you all,KEG

I have a general contractor in the family that I trust and I have a background in construction, maintenance, and property management but I'm still uneasy about setting out on my own.

You have been practicing the most important of investor traits, patience.Giving in to impatience due to an uneasiness with inaction normally leads to regret.  

Or should I just pass the property along to them and expect them to "hold up their end of the bargain" (this makes me a little uneasy not to get it in writing though)? 

The cash flow is nice, and I was very conservative on the rent rates, but how can I structure the deal where he is taking on the majority of the risk.By the way he is a lawyer, that makes me somewhat uneasy in and of itself.Thanks so much for your help

I find that when I'm uneasy about someone it's usually for a good reason.

Have you ever ran into an instance where you were over dressed and it made the client uneasy?

If you not sure; feel uneasy or the terms are vague then skip it and pay normally.

Even though I'm not going alone, I'm always uneasy about walking into an unknown situation with an agitated home owner. 

It does make me feel uneasy.