I am not an attorney nor am I an accountant.

Quote from @Amy Perry: Long story but there is a Caretaker there.

The best way to hedge your bets in the right direction and also protect your personal space is to look for uneven multis.What am I talking about?

Am I thinking of this the wrong way?

I find it quite high , am I correct?

So my question is: if I wanted to save on the recording costs, keep the deed for my records, proactively pay taxes as they're billed (would coordinate with the company I buy the CFD from), then work with the borrower to get the deed recorded under their name once they've paid off the contract--am I putting myself at risk? 

How am I doing that? 

Hey guys,old post but same topic.If I have a water affidavit in place but the water contract is in my name (landlord), am I still liable for the outstanding amount? 

What am I missing? 

But am I truly liable for what happened to her in her unit from her washer and dyer?