It is more an effort to humanize your offer.

Tenants are humans and humans crave strong leadership.

We needed a permit and to be registered to remit room taxes (the name of the permit eludes me at the moment) and we also needed a health inspection and permit from the Health Department.

About 4 or 5 years ago he had a health scare and once through it we decided to write our agreement and each sign it.

Tearing down hazmat is different than a regular demo job so depending on the county you may have some extra costs on that side as well.Testing, clean up, and certifying costs can get really pricey really quick if you're going to do it the right way - but even after you've got it passed off by the health department, you will still have to disclose the history to renters of buyers. 

Humans are always naturally looking for social proof.

This tenant is extremely high maintenance and everything is a “health issue” because she has bad allergies she says but she has two cats and her apartment is a mess with cat pee and vomit everywhere.

Health issues, can no longer afford the home.

Guess what.. they are human.

I am happy to connect you should you want to speak to live humans who are our investors instead of scouring internet blog boards.