EVERY SINGLE source of capital I have told me that I had to treat it as seperate transactions.It's worth mentioning because closing costs...I would need more info on the make up of the 3 Lots, which lot has what?

They are threatening legal action in other issues because they feel they are treated unfairly which isn't true at all. 

My second biggest lesson is to not expect them to treat your property as if it is their own and to monitor their work accordingly.

Just treat it as a side hustle until you are ready to give it a go full time, or if you like your ft gig, just keep doing this on the side!

I have some owners that prefer to keep in pretty constant communication and that’s okay too.When I take over management, I treat the homes like my own.

It's a short term debt instrument and needs to be treated that way.

It also depends on your state laws in regards to how to treat the deposit.

That takes a lot of time, probably a couple hundred dollars, and there's a good chance they have no evidence to support their claim, whereas you can show pictures or video.Document everything, follow the law, and treat people honestly and fairly.

Apparently, that unit is being treated for the issue and involves her leaving her belongings (bed, furniture) within the unit to be treated.  

I would treat him as any applicant and determine his application (once submitted) based on that.