That literally just happened to me last week.Two major problems common to rehab: going over budget and taking too long.You can reduce those with incentives or consequences.

Obviously, there are numerous ways to structure deals, but I was curious to see if there were any commonalities among those with experience in partnering deals. 

This brings up my market crash question which I feel like is a very common question these days.

We are curious as in our state it is not common.

Single family home flips are too common, and we wanted to try and find a more niche model.

What is easier and common place?

Is this just part of the process for normal deals and this is common practice?

As a realtor/investor, I work with a lot of new investors, and these are the most common pitfalls I come across.

It basically let's her know that she is in violation of her lease (causing damage to the property, creating a fire hazard, inappropriate use of common area) and that she either quits/cures or will be evicted. 

@Deangelo Mack this is a common scam in the rental business.