I went through a real estate course years ago, but shortly after the market took a huge downturn and I never took the test.

But if you do not have a working relationship with one, then they could easily believe they are being set up for either a lawsuit or maybe being tested by a government agency.  

Does your lease state that there isn't any drugs allowed on the property.

Now this guy comes back with "We had conditional leases that included as reasons for immediate termination of lease and surrender of keys: Arrest for felony, arrest for drug charges, DCF intervention , pets (all our properties were no pets allowed) , Failure to pay rent by the 15 of the month , Failure to provide proof of employment ,etc.

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There is no 80% ownership test (as is true with corporations under Sec. 351, discussed later), and there are no limits on the type of property contributed.The partner’s basis in the partnership interest will equal the basis of the property contributed, and the property will have the same tax basis to the partnership. 

I have a person that is on a lot of psychiatric drugs.

I feel like I am taking a test:) a state licensing exam!

What do you get when you mix a few arrests, drug dealing and unpaid property taxes?

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