Quote from @Renee Jones: @Todd Jones , I'm considering options.

Please do not sign up with Relay Bank.

I understand the trepidation of co-signing, so i'm looking for a reasonable offer(s) to present to anyone that would consider doing this. 

At the time I purchased this condo, I was in my early 20's and the idea of signing a document that committed me to anything for 30 years freaked me out, because I hadn't even been alive for 30 years!

Some might take this as a sign to turn away from real estate investing right now but to me, I felt optimism actually.

No lease has yet been signed.

Make sure the deposits are transferred and not deducted from purchase price, otherwise you will need to come out of pocket when tenants move out.You should also make tenants and landlord sign an estoppel agreement, which outlines important items and agreed to, so the tenant cannot claim to have a huge deposit later or claim that the prior owner gave him ownership of the shed in the backyard.

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I did and told them that if they don't have a signed lease and deposit, it isn't rented.One month seems to be normal with PM as they have a number of units turn over at the same time and don't show them until the place is vacant and cleaned. 

OWNER assumesno liability to TENANT if such should occur as all products have a useful life and breakdown occasionally"My partner has a signed copy from the VRBO tenant.The way my partner has left it with the tenant is that my partner is investigating the issue and will get back to her.Does anyone have any advice on how to handle this?