I do feel in general that I am not getting a complete picture of my perspective tenants, and resort to a paper application for all of the details, and to have the legal stipulation that I can call employers and landlords.

I always put a stipulation in there about the house being cleaned up to get the money.

Do you have will that stipulates what happens to your assets, accounts, etc. if you pass away whereby your cousin is paid once your estate is liquidated?

It's easier, less reporting, less stipulations.  

The only stipulation I will add is that this one K-1 only makes up one piece of the puzzle.

But I can tell you that if I walked into a western PA magistrate's hearing room with a yearlong lease that stipulated a pet deposit for three dogs and a hearsay claim from an ozone treatment company that the stench is so bad from the three dogs and the additional single cat that the entire wood flooring of the property is going to need to be fully replaced, for $6-7K, I would not leave with an order directing my former tenant to pay the full amount.

Me and my wife have been in the process of refinancing two duplexes and have come across a unique problem.  I’m curious if anyone has had this issue before and hopefully gotten around it. 
We have been denied for cas...

.- LTARV or loan-to-value: This is simply the total loan amount divided by the after-repair value of the property (what the property is worth following the completed renovation), or total loan amount/after-repair value.Interest rate:Generally 8-13% within the HML space.Beyond just the interest rate, it will be more helpful to compare the total cost of capital between lenders.The total cost of capital includes other costs like origination points and fees, so that you can get a true apples-to-apples comparison amongst lenders.Security:Most HMLs put a 1st lien on the subject property and stipulate that they must be the "1st and only" lien.

I am not able to insure the property except for an expensive fringe policy with the stipulation that I entirely rewire the upstairs within 25 days.

Now, to be honest, it may be that that argument wouldn't hold up in court (I'm not sure about the specific laws in my state regarding this type of stipulation in a lease).