You can try to give them an incentive for them to cut their grass on time like $10 deduction in rent or a $50 gift card at the end of the year. 

If it is in your name and you want to put his name on it, then you would have a gift tax issue.

We even received phone calls from clients who are begging us to at least help them get their money back or to just tell us that they are on the streets and homeless because of what Xp911 did or that they don’t have the money to even buy gifts for their kids this holiday season because they paid the upfront fee up to their last penny, with the hope of starting a business for their family’s better and brighter future.Yes, we admit that once upon a time, we’ve been a part of this scheme but things have gotten worse lately and the mental stress that we are getting from this company is also unbearable to say the least.

I believe I can get it gifted, as sort of an inheritance.

@Tyler Brown instead of receiving the rent directly, why not allow your mother-in-law to receive the rent, pay expenses, and then gift you the remainder each month or once per quarter?

Its not the most romantic thought but really marriage is a serious contract.

Possibly have someone gift you the funds and make it a part of the deal.

I realize that I'm going to have to divorce myself from a lot of "romantic ideas" about a cozy A-Frame to use as I please, and start looking at it more objectively.

Pay the $100 and give them a thank you note and gift basket for not really ripping you a new one about this.I lived in a park 5 years while saving money and building for freedom.

Cheap rate and un indexed - an amazing gift to the borrower.