If it’s dangerous the tenant should move out today.

It's the distinction between someone with a real estate business and someone who buys real estate.

Quote from @Benjamin Vasquez: Investing with family or friends is dangerous.

If there is a blur in the distinction, that is, if it isn't clear that it's a option, it may be construed as an executory contract.

The syndicators model is to use distinct entities for every transaction so they do not necessarily have to disclose losing transactions.

If the man is an on-going liability to your property and a danger to other tenants, it seems to me that putting something on the door to keep it from staying open is the least of your worries. 

The rent-to-price metric is a very dangerous one. 

They are two distinct skill sets.Property managers focus on customer experience, while asset managers are fiduciaries to the investors. 

Seattle is such a dangerous landmine.

So, a distinction that is not really being addressed here, though it has been mentioned several times:  Is this eQRP a good tool for people who have employees and also want a self-directed 401k?