What we have unintentionally done is disqualified potentially great married couples, like us, from renting. 

I plan to sell the property when the market returns, hence the "unintentional landlord."

Kiss your assets good-bye.One of the biggest errors made is the unintentional labeling of a agency event as a principal event when in truth you were not intending to be a true principal, You just used that label and you didn't really act as one, especially if you have a long record of removing yourself from the deal for a "fee" and your contract attempts to remove your legal liability as a principle.

They have a lien that probably isn't legal so if it goes unpaid and they can't foreclose.... they would only be able to pursue the daughter for the debt and MAYBE fraud (though it may have been unintentional fraud).4.)

If you don't over fund these policies, there is a good chance in later years for an unintentional lapse.  

@Maya TorresYou must enforce the lease, by not addressing it you’re unintentionally signaling that it’s ok to break the rules.

I am a regular unintentional bp high jacker. 

My reason for writing this post was so many new people read the latest guru or book (I'm not down on either because some have great info) and unintentional damage there creditably.

But on my own endeavor, stocks at 18 and real estate at 24 (unintentional brrr) and pure rental at 32... my specialty has always been white collar type investments, so pure rentals aren't my forte...but who can complain when you make out like a bandit in the stock market.

You may be an unintentional landlord.