So why risk it? 

Every landlord determines how much risk they want to add to their business. 

For BRRRR, a big risk is the eventual refinance appraisal, and those areas don't sell for as much as other parts of N.

I understand that there is always a risk of being sued, but I do not want to expose multiple properties to one potential lawsuit.

It basically provides all the risk factors, operating agreement, and subscription agreement.

Clearly, this poses a huge risk given that they are the largest tenant in the property and pay almost half of the annual real estate tax.6.

If this is set up right, are there any potential risks?

While the murder was at the rental property, all of you who have tenants stopping by should think twice about the risk you are unnecessarily taking. 

I know that there is risk because of the lack of paper trail, but could this also raise a red flag for the seller not wanting the banks to get involved?

After some back and forth with the seller's agent, the seller how signed and returned the LOI to me.We're now working on submitting the PSA & scheduling an inspection, but my team will be out of the country for 10 days.My question is: I am running any risk of seeing the seller move on and find another buyer because we're "slow"?