this is hindsight, but you might find something revealing, and know the process on the next contractor and perhaps something your attorney can leverage in his demand letter. 

Information moves at the speed of light .this kind of trickery is not going to help you when it’s revealed you lied to them .they’ll hate you even more and may even take your property for granted less than they do now once they feel slighted .

The career path of the founder reveals how she parlayed her experience as a Wall Street analyst and reporter for the Wall Street Journal into her present role as the executive producer and managing editor of her own TV show.Back in the 2000s, a real estate investor who had done a couple of successful real estate deals decided she wanted to meet other locals doing real estate and started the San Jose Real Estate Investors Club (the club still exists, but the founder has moved on).

A quick Google check revealed that the tenants had lengthy records including bank fraud and identity theft. 

Well, it looks like the foreclosure did occur in October, though usually the “price” is $100, not $200, when no one bids due to the revealed max bid.You need to look at the foreclosure file for the sale back in October, I assume the case no.s for the one in October and the one now are the same....that October sale was likely set aside for some reason, and rescheduled for now.One somewhat confusing point, Who (as the owner...is it an REO listing or not)has the property for sale now, that shows pending?

Lawyer alleges malfunction has to occur for it to be legit, but I had a broken septic pipe previously that was revealed during routine maintenance even though the septic was still functioning ok so he is just wrong about that.

One that would unfortunately further set me apart of those around me, but would ultimately reveal truths which I had felt in my heart for years, but did not understand.

Background checks do not reveal whether a support animal will be included with a particular transaction and we certainly cannot disregard a prospective tenant for that reason.  

I am an overseas investor, as well, fyi.Before renting, I plan on hiring out to qualified people the following work:-re-glaze all 3 tubs, repair 2 tub surrounds, replace vanities/mirrors/light/fan/toilet internals in 3 bathrooms-rip up carpet, evaluate wood flooring underneath, and either refinish it, or put down laminate on top-repaint whole house inside-professionally treat both apartments for bedbugs (revealed on seller's disclosure that they were there in May 2018)-full house clean-out (previous tenants may leave crap behind)My question is how do I order all this work to happen in the most efficient way possible, so that I don't have to, for example, pay professional cleaners to go through the house twice, or repaint after the tub re-glazing makes a mess of the bathrooms, etc. 

Obviously...don't want to reveal the exact deal but just curious to help answer some basic questions on this for you.