You have a contract to provide certain things (heat, shelter, etc) and so long as you are doing so without causing undo harm to the tenant, you are doing your job.I also echo the "get rid of this tenant" advice.

No harm in asking them, I guess.

These BS disclosures dreamed up by our whizbang investors (or worse, gurus as part of their assurance as how to do something) can be much more harmful in a defense than help.My advice is to use only those disclosures required by law and local custom in an ordinary sale or for that type of transaction that your attorney has made and/or required to be made by the Realtor.

Once that goal is realized, then it's just watching wildlife on the lake and sitting back by the fire.

Please follow the rules but there is no harm when you are talking to investors say I have heard people raising private money I always wonder how that would work.Joe Gore

If you do not like someone being negative, rude or rejecting you, then you are in the wrong business. 99% of your investment leads are going to laugh at you, cuss you out, reject your offer, threaten you with bodily harm, etc etc etc.

Here are my basis points currently:1) I really trust these guys, and they all have pertinent experience with construction, remodeling and HVAC.2) We are all in the same stage of life... mid 20's, currently renting, new family's, and most importantly low personal capitol.Here is what I'm weighing:1) Is it more helpful or more harmful to have cost/profit sharing?

There is no harm in doing that.

How can a license help you or harm you?

I hope that no one takes that wrong and thinks I’m just sitting around waiting to take advantage of those who find themselves in harms way; I’mnot; I believe the most fulfilling profit of all comes throughhelping others.