I could tell by his voice that he was perplexed.

Further, the court rejected the servicer’s argument that the release of personal liability stated in the primary loan documents extended to the subordinate loan: it took issue with the fact that the primary loan documents did not reference the subordinate documents, and speculated that the servicer “could have easily included the language in the subordinate loan documents” in order to show that it was not attempting to reaffirm a discharged debt—especially after the debtor voiced “objections and concerns.”

You can tell in his voice that he seems to be a pretty nice guy, he just gets a ton of courage when he drinks.

I agree with the voice inflections comment. 

she stated her cameras have audio and she saves all our voice recorded conversations so she can take them to the apartment management company and get us evicted.

It's a (boring) academic read, but take a look at the attached working research paper - "Demographics and the Housing Market: Japan’s Disappearing Cities."  

With that said, LP equity receives some level of voting rights in partnerships so you could structure your agreement, even through a side letter agreement, so that your “passive co-GP” has some voice in the decision making process.

Otherwise this is all an academic exercise.

Room and board at our local state university for this academic year is almost $10k.

It can do ringless voice mail but RVM is less useful then it sounds.