After quite a dispute, they finally canceled the Balboa, but then the following year, they pulled the same stunt.I recently learned a little about the shinanigans Balboa pulls.

Do you do everything you can and create elaborate dispute cases against the value or will you just simply pass the increase onto the tenant during the next lease?  

You need how and when folks can sell shares, how to resolve a dispute in case of a tie, and how to dissolve it if push comes to shove.

Any partner can dispute the appraised value and order an appraisal at their expense. c.Appraised value will be used as an Estimated Sale Price. d.Estimated sale date will be equal to loan refinance closing date. e.Estimated sale price will be adjusted for normal transaction costs, including but not limited to: 6% real estate agent commissions and ½ Philadelphia Transfer Tax.

It should additionally include language that covers payments, resignations or removals, and dispute resolution.

Yes, you can have them send as 'friends and family', but that's in violation of the agreement you make with Paypal and likely has fines attached.Even worse than the fees/fines are the fact that the person paying you can "dispute" the payment at any time during the future, meaning Paypal will suck that money out of your account.

That way the City doesn't get involved with allocation disputes, etc.

@Khemaro Nuon - I see these as being a superior option for Selling if you want to capture some portion of the sunk investment AND receive what could be a higher than market interest rate (not usury) on the balance while also potentially capturing some portion of future value WHILE also preserving a non-judicial path to resolution of breach.I've used a Land Contract to sell because of all the points listed above plus more.

Not a bad idea for the AM to also be skimming/reviewing the maintenance tickets in the system for patterns of un-adressed root cause resolutions.

I just bring a contract dispute to their notice.