One may hope with corporate tenants eviction issues should not exist, but that's not sure, since in case of dispute, those guys have lawyers and would use every regulation at their best interest. 

If there are multiple members of the LLC, then definitely get a lawyer to write up the Operating Agreement as that is the document that is used to settle disputes between members.  

Dispute!  

Then fight with the cleaning companies insurance/withhold payment until a resolution.

PNC’s interest in the first came by way of successor by merger (2 mergers to be exact).So if this deal is to work for me, I need to work out a resolution with PNC.

You would approach your "new real estate partner" with the facts: You've (hopefully) got a record 1/2 undivided interest AND possession and his share is worth much less that 1/2 of ARV due to the following list of reasons...It's no longer a dispute between two spouses and does not have to be emotionally charged or difficult to resolve and attorneys CAN be avoided IF a realistic resolution is agreed upon.Remember: you didn't cause your current seller's problem and they have nothing without your help.

My early new year's resolution is to focus on working tenants who have stuff to do during the day.

The most shocking land dispute I ever saw detailed on the record was a parcel of farmland deeded to the father, but omitting the middle initial.

Sorry you had to go through that BS, AirBNB always sides with me on my disputes, I can’t see why they didn’t make them pay some of the money.

On the state level, Ohio law (Section 5321.19) currently does not permit rent control (emphasis is mine):(A) Except as provided in division (B) of this section, no political subdivision may enact, adopt,renew, maintain, enforce, or continue in existence any charter provision, ordinance, resolution, rule, or other measure that is in conflict with this chapter, or that regulates the rights and obligations of parties to a rental agreement that are regulated by this chapter, including, without limitation, by any way imposing or requiring rent control or rent stabilization.If you read the text of the proposed federal bill, the stop predatory investing act, only future investments would be impacted:(b) EFFECTIVE DATE.