I would keep a paper trail of all requested maintenance issues and records of how it was resolved.

Make a small trail into the trap with 2-3 marshmallows and then put 4-5 in the far back so it has incentive to go in.

When I quit I got trails and renewals for life, so at least it gave me a small income.However, I hung on for a year too long, got sick which cost me big time (un-diagnosed hemochromatosis - if you are Irish get tested), and then decided to go back to teaching to save the house and the family.

It's not as strong of a paper trail but it should all show up as account statements.

If you find that you are personally having to inject monies into the business (lending to your entity - which is ok), make sure that there is a good paper trail. 

When you live in certain parts of Colorado you get spoiled with open space and trails which we completely lost in our first home.  

This is a common theme in these market's, that they trail primary by ~24mnths.  

I track investor purchases in Denver zip codes each month (for the trailing 6 months).

Yes, Account Closed; I've been looking more down by Hendersonville and Brevard and it seems like there are great deals to be had....so close to great trails and outdoor rec. 

The smart ones tell you on the phone so there is no paper trail and the deniability factor.