I'm going to try this more succinctly because my first post was likely too long and unnecessarily confusing.2 partners on a property.

If you want to be unnecessarily nice (which is obviously fine and understandable), tell them something ultra non-specific.

I'm simplifying, but did you know the baby could ingest lead from dirt in some completely random place and you would still be liable because they don't have to prove it came from your house if you are not compliant--and in this case they have documentation that proves its in your house.

My recommendation is you start talking with them and arrange an appropriate payment plan to keep you out of court and not add unnecessarily to your costs.

Solar adds initial expense but reduces operating costs, forcing people to become investors and save money instead of wasting it each month paying an electric bill unnecessarily

So if I were to use a loan instead I'd be paying more for the job, unnecessarily, with the interest from the HELOC only to not gain any more value out of the refi.

I realize I may have come off unnecessarily harsh in my critique of marketers so let me be clear:There are absolutely some great folks running marketing companies who are not out to scam you.

Most tenants are very professional for me (or else they don’t t make to my list) and have not called me unnecessarily or at odd time.

The apartment complex I worked for is located in CO (where marijuana is also legal), and our lease allowed taking edibles or ingesting marijuana, but NO smoking.

Speaking with them and working with them will go a long way and you will not be creating an unnecessarily hostile environment trying to enforce rules and demanding action.