I have come to believe that in order for each party to meet their respective objectives both sides must meet in the "reasonable" middle.

Typically when adding someone, say party B....party A who owns it completely would Quitclaim it From A, to Party A AND Party B.....not just from Party A TO Party B.

He also has referred me to several other good professionals for things like insurance and estate planning.http://www.proassetprotection.com/Lisa

These properties are large enough to have the best professional management companies, have on-site maintenance and leasing staff and have quality amenities. 

I've hired a very high end attorney (someone who worked for a celebrity type firm), so I'm seeking advice from the forum above and beyond and in tandem with professional advice, who's a real estate pro who got burnt and knows from experience, or went through a similar prenup already.

Readers are advised to seek professional advice.

But for better suggestions you can ask the professionals.

I do have professional property mgmt that could manage, but my other 3 units I have been having family manage.  

I know that between 3 and 6 months before the redemption period expires, I must serve all parties with a final take notice that requires that I inform them that a petition for a tax deed has been filed and the court date for that hearing.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?