I've seen properties subdivided and the road (which was private) became a public road and all trees lining the road were cut down by the city. 

It was public knowledge that this house was in a flood zone and we even had a gate on the back of the fence for easy access, so the potential home owners could inspect the area and maintain it.

If I got with Agent Y, and his clients opt out...now I have to put the property back on the market, and will typically get $10-20k less because my listing is now stigmatized as the public will believe something is wrong with the property.This is why I am hired, and why I am good at what I do, because I know Agent X is going to close. 

I being sued by tenant for security deposit but insane amount!

The IRS publication 527 does not appear to be much help.My reason for asking is because I bought a multifamily unit and have done ~$75,000 of upgrades to the property. 

The second you fijish the clause, the property that secures your mortgage no longer exists, and thus needs to be paid off. 4 seperate properties now exist.

The idea is that you want to give them a better return than they could get from a relatively secure investment and still be cheaper and easier than hard money.

I have a security deposit to cover this but wanted to check to see if anyone knows an efficient and fair contractor to hire for a crank window repair services.

Your payment would go to them, they would split off the loan payment and send it to the bank and the balance could go to the owner.You can also record your lease on public record which would likely  put you in a chain of notifications if the seller ever tried to sell or in the event of a foreclosure.

My interest in REI developed when I was in my early 20's and wanting to secure something that I could pass down to my child/ren.