Resolution: I got a 2nd opinion on the problem.  

Best option if possible is to have all tenants on M2M leases allowing you a quick resolution of tenancy going bad or make offer conditional on vacant occupancy upon closing.

Once I worked with Laughlin this year, they were able to set up the necessary paper work and all the resolutions that I needed to comply with the state requirements.

That is a buyer's decision.Elsewhere on the contract, it should stipulate the process for resolution of a dispute or need for repairs, etc.  

Contact a CPA (not me) or a legitimate tax resolution firm (not the crappy fly by night ones you hear about). 

And need the following documents for the entity: - Copy of the certificate of incorporation - Articles of incorporation - Resolutions of the board of directors - Certificate of good standingWe are not incorporated so we don't have any of the first three and what exactly is a certificate of good standing?

To that end, a 50-50 split is always a bad idea.b) Exit plans, should one of you want to leave/dissolve things, or one of you dies or is otherwise incapacitated.c) The ability of a partner to sell his interest in whole or part to someone else (maybe a complete stranger).d) Dispute resolution.

Jim Kaufman, I don't think there's any particular "resolution" to be had in this case.

If you'd like to discuss the options for them or others in further detail we help clients like yours find resolutions.

You can also make contributions at other times, but you have to put that as...a resolution?