My basic question is, what are the recommended strategies for dealing with situations where the regular triple-net "pay prorated to rentable space area" isn't actually the fair split.Specifically, I've got two roughly-equal-sized spaces, but one of them is a business that contributes the vast majority of the electrical bill, and having them split it evenly with the other tenant, in standard triple-net fashion, doesn't seem right.One option I've been considering is to just have the meter split, so each of the units just gets their own bill, and then the electric bill is just no longer part of the operational costs equation.

Fortunately I have not had to experience the Eviction ride yet. 

I own 2 properties (old-fashioned way) that are tenant occupied but I'd like to learn about tax lien investing.Do you all think there's any value in investing in the training courses that I see being offered? 

Lots of services riding atop the AirBnB economy as well to support the platform.

I would ride this wave, even when it dies down you will still have a nice property!

Make sure you get tax ID info for the decedent do that you can fashion an authorization to release information. 

You'll look back MUCH more fulfilled with battle scars to show, rather than going the "safest" path and STILL asking the same questions.....Have fun, learn lots, enjoy the ride...

It's been a wild ride so far!

Ride it out.

Well, the long story and roller coaster ride ended Monday.