Be very careful with modifications or adding provisions.Most of what you are looking to accomplish is done with what I would call tenant training.

Didn't say to NOT go with them.You can do her trainings anytime, anywhere.

While I assume this includes training and support (e.g.

I've also been revisiting my negotiation training to ensure I'm prepared for the shift away from MLS-disclosed commissions.I’d love to hear how everyone else is preparing!

I would take this as an opportunity to set the expectation and to "train" the tenant a little here.

It as has a newer model home onsite a business is renting as an office.

(And threatening the LP’s) but what adds salt on wound is every Facebook ad you see is that other sponsor touting a new training course or a new fund but won’t return a call or email from a current investor. 

I have looked at a few "coaching" programs but so far they want $3k--which I would pay if I KNEW they are going to deliver hands on training but then...they typically try to sell me on passive investing in their current projects or buying a turnkey.

Onsite management rental program already in place.

If you are the owner of a company and have a deal going bad, your role should be to be communicating to investors not selling some training program or selling your other deals.