@Katelyn RyleeFinding a mentor is like finding a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

I was just curious what input you guys would throw in the pot.. we were thinking of maybe doing a split 50/50, just unsure how we gauge it if one brings in more business over the other. 

@J Beard, in my situation (a SFH with no legal requirement to supply a fire extinguisher) it was explained to me that I would be voluntarily incurring a liability should the equipment I supplied fail.

A new tenant just moved in and the other tenants have complained about the smell of pot resonating to their units.I have communicated to the new tenant about other tenants complaining about smoke resonating from her apartment and I pointed out that I advertised the apartment as a smoke free apartment.  

If the lien is discharged from the property John still owes the amounts due, it is just a lien on the property any longer.If the buyers choose to take title subject to the lien the lien retains the right to foreclose those junior interests until the lien is discharged by being paid or voluntarily released.As a buyer you would want to clear title to the property thus forcing John to deal with the lien.  

Their members voluntarily subscribe to a higher standard of ethics, have more education, etc.

Originally posted by @Ramon Moreno:hey guys, just found out that my neighbor is being for closed on, the lady who owned passed, there is now a lis pendance, first mortgage for 123k, refi for 40k, and then another for...

It all goes into one pot.

Their complaints are they have pit bulls (against the lease), they constantly smell pot and they believe they are selling hardcore drugs out of the apartment.

The best you can hope for is a tenant that will voluntarily agree to terminate and remove their possessions.