Farm leasing (pros: simple contract, makes sense for both parties | cons: not sure if 16 acres is interesting enough for sharecropping, no known resources to get the proper individuals to lease it out)4.

It involves proactive communication, location closure protocols, PTO and compensation changes, home office equipment orders, testing of remote work plan, and many other steps.I have not heard anything from my 3rd party property manager... 

An engaged couple has applied to rent. She will not be working and he has a good job, great credit, etc. He submitted  Credit and background reports for himself but she did not. His information looks great - superior ...

That way in a world of worms, it comes out fair for both parties.

Yes, giving your word is important, but just as much as contracts ensure that the people involved follow through on their word, they're also meant to protect the parties involved.

As long as both parties agree....the property will be transferred as one property despite there being 2 contracts. 

The outlook on what’s transpiring, for the most part, is trending one of two ways.

Perhaps a nice 1950's built bungalow.Always hire a 3rd party property inspector to give you an unbiased feel for the home.

They have complaint protocols that allow you to file against those parties. 

The quickest way was just raise the rates and end the party .