At that point it comes down to risk management and your own tolerance for legal exposure. 

If you choose to have the on-site manager as an employee of your LLC, you gain direct control over their performance and alignment of interests, but you'll also shoulder management responsibilities and navigate legal and HR issues.

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. 

Unfortunately, these things happen with partnerships, especially with friends and family where there is more 'trust' and less legal definition. 

.• Only regular first-class mail meets the legal requirement for “mailing”.

Yes, reading is great to learn about specific technics, but hands-on application when running alongside guys that are doing it day in and day out is far superior.

The legal requirements considering the fact that the project is overseas and the Sponsor can be either US citizen  or  foreigner 3.

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

Here are some specific questions I have:What would be the best approach for someone like me who is completely new to real estate?

If it’s a homestead, it’s a two-year rights of redemption, this is specific to Texas, I don’t know about other states.