Please correct me if I'm wrong.

We all bet on ever increasing value for our real estate, but a market correction could see you upside down in a snap. 

So I do the address LOE, the credit inquiry LOE, the YTD P&L and balance statement, all that stuff, and just send it to be signed by the borrower after they "check for accuracy and revise as needed" (95% of borrowers just sign whatever the heck I write, so to the best of my knowledge my imagination is correct 95% of the time as indicated by those signatures). 

@Nicholas W.I'm kind of thinking you're correct.

I have written "if there is a conflict the landlord reserve the right to pick the correct statement that applies"  For example, I might want to mention in my addendum about how many overnight guests etc.Thanks!

The former owner did not request deposit, but if the current renter wants to sign with me, I can request deposit up front with lease correct?

It might cost you $200 once or twice a year if there are bedbugs, and you can charge that back to the tenants if your lease is written correctly, because in all likelihood any bedbugs were brought into your clean and BB-free unit by the tenant themselves.''

You can request bills and tenant ledgers to confirm that the numbers the seller are giving to you are correct.

USD is  much higher than most currencies, once that corrects itself, you've missed your chance.  

Correct, they would need to make monthly or quarterly loan payments back to the 401k over a term not greater than 5 years.