If your neighbors work for nurseries, have yappy or mean dogs, erect two fences around their property, are livid when PGE goes in and places Smart meters on their electrical box, have motion detector lights on their house and locked access on all parameter gates you can bet its a grow house.  

Well, I'm a big fan of work smart, not hard, so for starters, I'd say, since you are here already, on BiggerPockets, simply go to the file place and browse those contracts.

She seemed very upbeat and was willing to leverage the available technology to get the train moving. 

It is the smart thing to do, imo.

I am noticing that smart home amenities for new construction apartments and homes are becoming common.

I use Smart move because I want to see their actual credit lines, accounts, balances, etc.

We have a Yale Assure Smart Lock Touchscreen.

What are some smart ways to adjust?

A smart phone and a piece of posterboard helps.

At the same time, I'm a bit concerned that if we set a precedent of splitting deals as GPs (with equity based only on financial consideration but no consideration for putting the deal together), then that would not be the proper incentive for me (or someone else) to do the principal work of finding, negotiating, and structuring the deals.What is a fair and smart way to proceed?