I made the mistake of giving my tenant a chance after he had been difficult with showings, when I was looking at my place and I am dealing with the worst nightmare of my life.

Unfortunately the media paints a worst-case-scenario picture about Detriot and the state in general.

Counterintuitively, holding on to money is the worst approach in a financial crisis for the good of all but is usually the best for the good of the individual, and it's difficult to get people to think broadly when they are worried about paying their rent.  

Making her an employee is the worst thing you could do.

You've probably gathered some of this info from the web, but hopefully you can find this stamp and the worst case may be ruled out.Best of luck.Sam

I'd recommend  going for the Worst and you both growing together. 

And if worst comes to worst and the property sells to somebody else, subscribe to missing out on a good deal (due to lack of funds) SHOULD motivate you to hustle and create multiple sources of income to funnel into your future deals.

I mean the worst of the worst.

If you're working with a qualified sponsor, you can definitely get 30% of the ownership for the GP.Never guarantee anything, unless somebody is willing to pay it out of pocket in a worst case scenario. 

If you can't tell what needs to be done to the home, assume the worst.