They subsequently are determined to be DOA or such. 

The banks can ruin the economy and destroy half the small businesses in our country and subsequently the government can confiscate our income and give it to them.Systemic risk is ever present unfortunately.

For six months, and since the existing lease is similar to yours, I would let it slide until he leaves.

@Mike Castellow having read through your subsequent posts and gaining a better understanding of your mindset, I'd also recommend looking in some of the smaller towns around the area...

A lot of mud slides and flooding comes in the years after fires burn the cover off the mountain sides so check with your agent to make sure you have the proper coverage.

In short, just seeing 12 months of expectations being met really eased her (us) into making subsequent purchases.  

Our biggest concern is sliding in under the first-time homeowner credit which ends soon and I think she'll help with that, certainly.

To be fair - I bought his first course at a Larry Goins Investorpalooza - It came with an offer for help via e-mail - he wasn't much help, so I wasn't happy with him, and subsequently left a bad taste in my mouth.

Some tenants might object to the development work and the subsequent mini-storage as much as losing the use of the land.

Push back and keep collecting or let it slide?