I'd require the new occupant to "apply" , then run them through the normal credit/criminal/sex offender checks and *if* the person qualifies, write a new lease for the remaining term & require both to sign the lease.

I have come across a [u]Fannie Mae Foreclosure property that I would like to use a CLO to offer to a Tenant/Buyer.

Her husband is in the area; go see him, and definitely don't skip the background checks and check the sex offender websites.  

I have 4 acres that use to be a U Pick strawberry farm , It was my neighbors house , the old guy would be out there pulling weeds all day on Saturdays  , he was a very simple guy , worked a job , raised 4 kids in a 700 sq ft house , he made some money from it , but it was work .

Hey Cole, The house is 2219 sq ft and is a U-shape with a patio area in the back in the middle of the "U".

But without the sex tape ;) 

What the property manager must screen for in addition to a detailed credit inspection is: • Criminal history (national, state, county, city and sex offender).

Does the BP Tenant Screening include Sex and Violent offenders as part of the Criminal Background check?

Honestly have never read this book, but considering you will be in Punta Cana on a Honeymoon....Sex and Real Estate: Why We Love Houses by Marjorie Garber

The BP podcast is 2nd to "Sex with Emily"!