When you find something that works, build a fence around and rinse and repeat.  

The city of Milwaukee has actully code on how you have to contain some breeds like rottweilers and pitt bulls that effect landlords, because they require certain infrastructure like a completley contained "cage" an agressive dog cannot jump out or dig under the fence.  

I am having trouble finding a few prospective assets for my team one of which is an investor friendly mortgage lender in the Minneapolis and surrounding cities area here in Minnesota.

You know why newbies get in trouble, lose money, mess up, fail to close transactions?

The landlord might be protecting himself because he's unfamiliar with this agreement, he doesn't want to believe you and then get in trouble for allowing someone to come take the tenant's things (not saying you're lying, just giving an idea of his thinking).If the landlord does indeed try to take your machine, just go to court.

It can give you some basic information on practices that could cause your single member LLC some troubles.

So if you're on the fence, don't run someone out of time.House inspection is easy, if you can't pass it, then you're an honorary slumlord.Section 8 experiences tend to vary on the specific housing department.

They will keep us all out of trouble and learn and earn. 

I'm on the fence on what to do.

It sounds like this tenant is more trouble than it's worth.