By prioritizing open dialogue, seeking expert advice, and focusing on equitable solutions, you can navigate the partnership dissolution with minimal friction, respecting each other's contributions while safeguarding your financial interests.Hope this helps!

And this is just as I enter the REI space, so no prev experience managing these types of things but lots of experience managing people and businesses prior. It's

Secure the unit for the dog and your tenants safety - meaning all doors and windows should be functional.

While the intrinsic value of the real property initially seems like a safety net, the reality of the capital stack reveals the risk.

Besides the fact that the drive to Disney is brutal, that community in itself has had MAJOR issues with safety and parties over COVID.

Most of my tenants pay close to $20,000 a year in rent, it’s a small price for me to pay to ensure their safety. 

Owner needs to pick them up in his truck every day, pray that there are no parts to return needed and unavailable, watch for the health and safety of every grain of sand, serve food, motivate, problem solve and never cry.  

But think of it this way, if that person were to do the exact opposite of their promises/their word/or opposite of what's spelled out in your contract, what safety measures do you have to reclaim your hard-earned/hard-saved cash? 

The exception to that would be health/safety items required to rent/occupy is such as GFCI outlets in appropriate locations. 2.

Safety and quality of life can/will be influenced by your tenant.