@Matthew Mendenhall I personally love the approach that @Henry Clark laid out for you.

(Prior to graduating college and getting a full time job, I was an incredibly social person, so this was a huge change of mindset to sacrifice the way I did).And on the other end, my brother decided to start his own business while I was working and did not work hard as he spent money like crazy and eventually went bankrupt (filed 1 year ago) .

It comes down to finding the best level of protection that fits your budget.When I sit down with clients, I always discuss (1) their personal assets, and (2) what their current investments portfolio and other business ventures are before discussing (3) their future goals.

So I sold it and personally hold the note while quick claiming the deed.

Adult Guest (No Content) will not have the option to select their Keynote or Breakout sessions, however they are required by the hotel to provide their personal information. 

Consulting with an independent insurance agent can also provide personalized recommendations based on your situation. 

I would do absolutely nothing.There is no reason to compete with stupidity as it will weed itself out.If one property comes to market at $400-$500 cheaper than actual market rents ONE lucky person will get that property and one foolish landlord will be losing a LOT of money.This would literally have zero impact on my ability to rent my place and I wouldn't for one second allow it to influence my pricing strategy.

Just closed on a 3 bedroom, 3- bathroom SFH in Grove City for investment purposes.

If they hired the person, they should have no problem employing them.It's really all negotiable.

If  you have the contract drawn up and signed, unless you change the terms (eg want money back and he says no), he can't go and sell it to another person...if you follow the terms and conditions in the offer that he accepted.