If the tenant suggests a course of action, and that he is skilled enough to perform the action and wants to perform the action, I think it's unlikely a court of law would find that landlord's consent overrides tenant's responsibility to know his or her own limits.

I also host some solid networking and skill development events with my facebook group for investors:facebook.com/groups/WAREIWe have a happy hour coming up March 1, and I'm also teaching a 3D modeling class for investors a week after that.Check us out! 

If you are not confident in your own skills in title searching, then perhaps you should consider paying the nominal amount for a professional to perform a title search for you.

If he wants to engage in those activities and use his skills to make money, he will be visible to the public. 

I was a high level executive & worked my way to that position using 3 foundational principles - working effectively each hour on the job, developed social skills known today as emotional intelligence & very consistent follow up.I was a mediocre high school student, dropped out of college & became autodidact, learning specific things to advance my personal life & working life.

I would personally spend the money to hire a professional photographer "even a starving college student with photo skills" to create some great photos.

Although I love what I do, working for the man was always a path to learn new skills.

You can’t be a low paid/low skilled assistant in America.

I have many skills but I am new to land purchasing and I am doing my best to learn while still being in College.

Or maybe your PM just doesn't know how to sell it at the showings.I always point to having the right people skills to rent houses.