Since you have already put both names on the lease as landlord, you might want to create a separate legal document that makes your finance your unpaid agent empowered to act on your behalf in the day-to-day operation of the rental property. 

Drawings, Plans, etc. are instruments of service and owned solely by the creator.. the architect/architect's office/business.

Consumers are reportedly becoming more specific in their Google searches, and mobile users are more empowered to be more detailed by using tools like Siri.

But if you wanted the second position lender to be empowered and motivated to make sure the first position loan is getting paid, one idea would be to have the second position lender give you the downpayment NOT in the form of a loan, but in the form of equity instead.  

I always renovate on the front end...then train tenants how to deal with issues themselves...and empower them to resolve issues themselves or by contacting professionals directly...plumbing, HVAC, etc...Reputable companies will verify work before proceeding and you can pay with a card online or on the phone when complete.

@Bjorik Mutize Of course you may  It's the Clik2Flip mobile app, which I'm the founder and creator of. 

There is also the genre seeking financial freedom and the 100% passive income that can empower them to retire.All types of real estate investing, in some way, offer some form of ‘passive income’.

There is no use in empowering the wealth divide to the point where even fences will not suffice. 

A true wealth creator. 

@Gretchen Place @Andrew Gingerich @Robert M.In the article I linked, which is the Brookings Institute, which is Liberal/Moderate leaning  (not that it much matters but this type of policy seems to be pushed from the left) essentially said that if the desire was to provide insurance against rate increases for "disadvantaged" renters then that should be down through public assistance not by imposing the costs on the creators of the housing stock.