Criticizing you for your success sounds a lot like envy, right?

For example I know Dallas in particular has a specific zoning for duplex's outside of the single family distinction. 

You've got a slew of interconnected but distinct issues to deal with...The simple answer is no he has no right to come on the property simply by virtue of being married.

Some quick googling seems to indicate that an Operating Agreement is necessary documentation to prove that the LLC is a distinct entity from the member, even if it's a sole member LLC.

I apparently was not certain what the distinction was between the two. 

While to be candid, I do feel like they are doing many things right, I also feel like they are mishandling other very critical things.Does anyone here have a really great property manager or management company to recommend?

@Turquoise Hodge hope you take this as construcive criticism:)1) Your BP profile shows you just joined November 10, 2022, so 2 months ago2) Your profile has NOTHING else about you3) This is your only BP post4) BP is full of similar posts with new member Realtors claiming to be "investors", but really just trying to drum up agent business5) You've contributed nothing here, but are asking for a lotYou may want to address these issues, but there's a high likelihood that you won't:(  If you're serious about working with investors, start attending local Real Estate Investor group meetings: www.REIAofOakland.com, www.MREI.com, www.REIAWayneCounty.org, or one of the many local MeetUps.

I am new to real estate so I apologize in advance if missed any critical info to answer the question

Any comments, posititve or critical will all be helpful.

The underwriting for each niche is very different as the type of properties do not operate the same.The loan deal size is critical as well.