If you really don't understand the depth of the relationship, you'll never get optimum performance from others. :)  

Great work on how in depth your website is.

Not sure if this is too broad of information but BP podcast #109 talks about asset protection in depth including issues with the due on sales clauses.

Feel free to shoot me an email or PM me with any more in depth questions you have. 

Here is an article I wrote in depth on everything I put in my lease. https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/10/17/38-addendums-battle-ready-lease/

He touched on one thing that struck me, but didn't go further into depth on it, so I thought maybe someone else might understand the logistics:Tim spoke of a friend who had taken a ton of vacations with his family and had pictures everywhere of all their travels... and how his wife may or may not have been completely on board with the risks involved in investing.

Thus, when I consult on this stuff, I walk people through the rationale, but I expect folks to build their own spreadsheet, and the functionality is a function of their depth of understanding of the dynamics.That said, likely the the best way to gain perspective on the mechanics might be to join once or twice as an LP.

Omar Khan has a great article on BiggerPockets that goes into more depth on this, maybe worth a look!  

Google “free online rent collection services comparison” for an in-depth review of each of these services and more. 

Gentlemen, thank you for the replies.When looking at a property will the seller typically always let you view the current rental agreements and maybe even look into his/her books more in depth to get a better assessment of how the property is performing?