Low risk, monetary low reward, but knowledge you gain is big reward.

If they are really good renters, consider raising the rent but including some kind of "reward" for their faithfulness.

It's just a matter of time before you reep those rewards.

This can be a high-risk, high-reward strategy that requires a significant amount of expertise and experience.BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat): This strategy involves buying a distressed property, renovating it, renting it out, refinancing it to get your initial investment back, and then repeating the process with a new property.

It is so rewarding getting to see how real estate has been able to change lives and create a community like this one. 

The types of bills we pay are as follows (I do understand only some except credit cards as a payment option): Home Insurance/Property Tax/Water/(Gas/Electric can pay with a credit card fee)/Appliances/Home Depot/Maintenance fees, plumbers, electricians etc....I am finding that a lot of business credit cards offer rewards for more personal expenses like gas/groceries/travel/car rental insurance, again would not apply to our business and I want a separate card to keep my personal expenses separate from my business expenses. 

At a young age I saw how difficult but also rewarding the property investment world is. at this stage im her on bigger pockets, reading Brandon Turners "Rental Property Investing" and daily listening to the groups podcasts.

This was exciting to me because I am a conservative investment broker who looks for minimal risk and maximum reward along with the workability of the overall project.  

I don't see a scenario in which he could go absolutely bankrupt but obviously there's some risk of that.I'm basically just trying to assess the risk and determine if the reward is worth it or not.  

The lender or partner gets put on the deed and on the insurance until they are paid off (by the way you really don't pay a partner interest or pay them off, a partner is basically your business partner and who shares the risk and the reward)