On the most recent check, I first ran one of the potential tenants' names manually in the Missouri Case.net and saw she had two criminal infractions - one in 2024 and the other in January of 2026. 

I would also hate to have my ability to sell be handcuffed. in fractional ownership like being discussed liquidity is for sure and issue..

Here in Metro Detroit, the cities with this requirement typically want that person to be LIABLE for any infractions.

@Mike FitzPatricki don't know anything about them but i couldn't have less interest in fractional real estate investing. 

.☞ Evictions can take up to $5000Dealing with contractors⦿ Ask if they are licensed, bonded, and insured, and if they are active, if they have any infractions, if they have any lawsuits against their bond.⦿ How to find great contractors☞ personal referrals☞ other contractors☞ ask store employees who they would have work on their houses☞ Go to home stores at 6am and see who is checking out contractor’s desk.

And, going forward, address rules infractions asap. 

Does it depend on the severity or frequency of their infractions (solicitations)?  

Depends what the infractions are.

I currently have one, but I’m working on withdrawing the principal amounts to reinvest it in fractional real estate.

All rules infractions have a point value, and if a resident accumulates X points in a certain time frame, there are several steps the manager takes to remediate the behavior i.e., curfew, no nights out, extra chores, eviction, etc.AH, eviction.