Quote from @V.G Jason:I appreciate the well-thought-out response.

You are not spreading the financial risk if you are responsible for all capital.

The team is very transparent and responsive.In short, I have nothing negative to say and am overall pleased with the responsiveness.

We hanve language in our leases to clarify who is responsible for certain damages depending on if the company or is the underlying tenant's name is on the lease. 

After speaking with other investors, realtors, and contractors here is what I came up with.I do not take responsibility for it, it's relevant for Pittsburgh PA only, and use it on your own risk and discretion.

Chris,Thank you for the response, that makes sense.

Maybe it’s making the world a better place, maybe he feels responsible for all the employees who have jobs that make their dreams and hopes come true?

You should let both of them know that they are both responsible as they both signed the lease.

They’re generally easier to manage and can help you gain valuable experience in property management.When you’re ready to scale up and try strategies like the BRRRR method out of state, it’s crucial to have a strong local network.

Appreciate your quick response!