Both parts sounds strange but it will depend on what your agreement says.

A bit strange, I thought about this a bit and I didn't know if this could be signs of a sketchy scenario or if it was none of my business (besides the non-existent damage to the doors/ windows).

They are encouraging people to take money from their retirement accounts and using it to buy properties, not that I am am opposed to this, however, I felt it was a bit strange that they mentioned this kind of financing would use a 5/1 arm.

It's strange to call transparency and honesty a new tactic in real estate investing circles, but it just might be.

If one of your homes wasn't a primary that became a rental that sounds strange that your property tax went up that much.  

Hey @DaVontaye Jordan - lots to unpack here but I agree, its strange for the landlord or property management to not provide a ledger or atleast a break down of the balance that may be owed so you can decipher how much you're truly owing. 

@Christopher Smith that is very strange that you cannot think of a single real estate owner/investor to be sued in 40 years.

It is strange era :- massive job loss in tech but highest real eatate price- lot of layoffs but stock all time high- residential real estate all time high with LP investor going for bankruptcy - there is no company receiving large order but stock is all time high hahahahathe true dysfunctional dystopian economic that we live in today , even hard to understand by the actor itself. 

It all sounds very strange and fishy...

You're on the hook for the lease regardless of how the local regulation, property performance, strange or erratic behavior by a landlord, or any other surprises.