I have had small, unrelated issues with Roommate B in the past (small things like loud music and failure to clean up after himself in the kitchen).My issue is that I clearly don't want any of this behavior going on inside my property, but I don't have anything in the lease that expressly states personal boundaries and I'm not sure that this would constitute a violation of law.

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No, I'm not talking about some failure that can't do real estate and has turned to coaching or mentoring to make money.

He can easily make the difference between the success or failure of your project.

You’ll certainly have a bigger chance of failure if you spend all that money and/or do not leave enough in reserves.

My attorney is trying this and based on this I dont think that they can enforce it because you can't put someone in jail for failure to pay rent or at least that is what is being argued.

I fear failure like like totally scared that I am gonna mess this up.

Here is the property backgroundProperty - pair of 8 unit brick buildings (16 units total)  Purchase price $490,00014 two bedroom, 2 one bedroom, one coin-op washer and dryer per buildingNeeded - Roof (and 92 sheets of plywood) as well as properly running ducts from the stove to prevent premature failure of roof again ($40,000)Needed - Landscaping to properly grade around buildings to prevent future water damage and to remove two unsightly mounds of dirt left by previous owner (to come into compliance with the city) ($3700)Bummer - washing machine was working great, and the bearing went out.  

I've learned this about life in general, parenting, failures etc

Failure to make any payment on or before stated date is considered a material violation of this agreement and is grounds for further action as permitted by law including but not limited to civil court claim, adverse credit reporting to all three agencies and surrender of tenant information to a collection agency.