You had the opportunity to catch the error.  

Tenants should definitely not use common areas to store stuff or use the common area electrical.Document everything via email about notices, and just do everything politely and with respect.

We have a cleaner who does deep cleaning at the end of each month, and another who handles two hours of common area cleaning mid-month.

Although, locking a loan is not that common in private money.Any lender asking for a deposit is trying to scam the client apart from a large commercial loan. 

We have spoken to several and right now - many are not allowing you to sell to them directly and are wanting you to broker it so they do the underwriting and processing because of some of the issues that are going around in the DSCR space. we do have one correspondent relationship but we have to do $5M a month min with them and had to have $25M net worth.Note that these buyers do have buyback clauses in them that typically have 6 month buy back if borrower misses a payment or any type of error in loan docs.  

What was the error? 

Hello Everyone,For the topic at hand - I recently learned about Tenants in Common (TICs) as a real estate investment option.

I know a lot of investors don’t like sharing their agents for obvious reasons, but how can I do this efficiently without wasting time on trial and error?

I work with investors who use Tenants in Common (TIC) for income property, and the key is to separate the concept of being on title from how you run the partnership.

That being said, in 7+ years of experience I have never found an accounting error big enough to justify what you went through.