The incentive might be not serving notice and not filing for eviction this time -- I'm  not sure of the legalities of that -- check with a lawyer!   

I've spoken to a lawyer who recommended I also be added to the Deed of Trust.  

The lawyer he was working with was also well-established in the community (i.e. mentioned positively in local news articles) and the email addresses / phone numbers tied to public records.Nothing fancy here, but these were just some of the steps taken to vet a long-distance business partner in addition to your more typical DD and documentation on the deal and individual.

There are agents, lawyers, CPA’s and battle tested investors of all styles here. 

On the other hand, is this something that most folks end up having a conversation with their RE accountant/lawyer about?

Once all of these numbers are figured in you can see IF the property cash flows and if the return is acceptable to you.Initial: Closing Costs, Appraisals, transfer taxes, title insurance, lawyer fees, etc.Operating costs such as vacancy, Water/sewer(if applicable in your area) PM fee (if applicable), Insurance, Maintenance and repairs, etc. 

None of this is making sense, so I can't help other than say if you you don;t want to play along get a lawyer.

Her family interviewed dozens of lawyers before one would take the case, because the oil company was that tough.

a) Office Supplies (e.g. stamps, envelopes)   b) Software   c) Gas/Mileage   d) Advertising + Payroll   e) Concessions   f) Lease loss   g) Lease renewal fees12) Lawyer/Law office/Legal fees13) Accounting/Bookkeeping/CPA/Tax preparer/Tax advisorMore tips:try to save 10% of the rent each month until I have one month rent of the property saved.Now, when your business gets larger and you have more properties, you don’t need one month rent per property.

contact your lawyer .......