If by partnership you mean a legal partnership (LLC or LP or otherwise), then that legal entity would need to either dissolve (or deed out your 50% to you) prior to sale before you could sell your own 50%. 

If they have other property (outside of a primary residence) then it could work out but you have zero equity protection and going in 2nd behind hard money provides all sorts of risks and issues, even if they allowed you to.

Others will say you do, but they don't understand how lawsuits and the legal system actually look at it.

For example, what happens if you identify a property and then cannot close on it due to inspection issues or other related problems?

I'm not a lawyer, no legal advice, but if it says "in accordance with terms provided by Owner," and it's not in accordance with terms you provided them, then I'd think you shouldn't have to accept it. 

We have noticed that all types of government tenants are more likely to complain about indoor air quality issues, and almost all of the complaints are bogus.

That worked best and we never had issues with rentals or any negative feedback.

However, because that house was renting to 5 people prior (legally), they would still be allowed to continue that use.

Wait until they finally move out unless it's a safety issue.

Now I’m in Brandon Turners A Better Life Tribe which I’m having some technical issues with but after about 10 weeks of not being able to use the site they seem to have fixed it and I’ve been able to use different services associated with it all along so not a total loss.