If he had full coverage his auto insurance would have covered it but it was an older vehicle and he only had liability.

Its a pain to find out the full process... havent met anyone in person who's done it. 

As long as the tenant pays his share in full, up front, I see it as a good deal.

I'm currently am also working full time and would like some recommendations on a realtor that can help me attain this goal with my time being so limited.

Fight the urge to retaliate. 

Parys booked a three day weekend into the unit and everything seemed fine, she was in the area trying to find a long term place and wanted to experience the area, not totally unusual.On the second day she sent a message through the platform asking to extend for a full two weeks, which, ok, nice!

I have spent those years learning about real estate investing full time, 7 days per week, since I am now bedridden and do not work. 

That way you actually own the property and can take full advantage of the tax benefits.- Tom

Plus I will be helping him work on the house on the nights and weekends when I'm not at my full-time job.That being said, this is now his full-time job where he could be putting in 40-60 hours a week, which certainly will eventually add up to more time than I've put in.Is this a fair way to structure the deal?

Okay, full transparency...I am biased...As a 30 year broker, licensed General Contractor, owner of a property management firm, and the owner of 16 investment properties, I think self-managing to save property management fees isn't worth the hassle, learning curve cost or the liability and risk.