I will continue to use this provision in leases, but intend to tighten up language to emphasize that all repairs must be identified timely and must be authorized by landlord/PM.

Fortunately, she has indicated that at her age, she will not need to purchase another home.I assume, I'll need to have her quit-claim the deed, put me as a beneficiary on the insurance, and give my attorney any information and authority necessary to deal with the bank in the future, should there be any problems.Has anyone done this before?

Big complexes/companies won't tell you anything over the phone so I usually just drive to the complex with a form and the signed authorization to get rental information and the PM will just fill it out for me. 

Does the author or the book itself have an existing FB/insta page?

Account Closed  rocket mortgage mortgage is hardly the authority in mortgage lending I’d recommend finding a local professional and get a second opinion.  

I worked at a large company closing a division that had sizable receivable on the books, and the company gave me full authority to settle it.

The author's tone makes him out as a royal jerk (particularly in a few passages where he talks about his impressions of women in San Francisco), but his perspective on life at FB is certainly unique.

If the property is already qualified for Sec 8 then it should just be a  matter of changing the owner of record with the local housing authority. 

Wait until you have a couple of properties.You need a purchase & sale agreement, a disclosure telling the seller the risks and a written authorization from the seller to you, to allow you to talk to their bank.

The rub is that the Housing Authority will not inspect the property until it is empty.