Keeping my money where My faith is

What I'm realizing is your endurance is tied into your faith/belief (whatever that may be) that you will achieve the goals that you set out for yourself.

These types of homes exist in each and every one of them along with the culprits that prey on good meaning investors who for whatever reason put all their trust and faith into out of state marketing's companies. 

(My mom wants me to go finish, maybe one day) This was life changing and I took a leap of faith and God didn't let me down.

Based on what is on his web site, I have no faith that those properties would be anything worth pursuing. 

I would prefer to remove these sections because they are explicitly legally void and unenforceable, and because they communicate a lack of good faith to tenants I am expecting to sign this already onerous document.The Tenants Rights Guide may be referenced here: https://ag.ny.gov/sites/default/files/tenants_rights.pdf.

It's not air tight legally, but at least allows you to show the judge you made a good faith effort to notify them properly (your lease should specify the manner).  

But, it was in good faith that the article posted.Next time, you better be careful with words you put here.

If they spend 95% in an area of safe radiation and only 5% of time in an out of spec area then you could calculate that their cumulative exposure would be acceptable.If you make a good faith effort to keep cumulative exposures under limits and inform the tenants then I think you're operating ethically.  

Tough one, but if you have a contract and have acted in good faith, you could always sue for specific performance.