For example, with a single travel nurse I don't worry much about utility usage.

Its too easy to violate laws by asking inappropriate questions or by not disclosing how you will use the information or by not getting the applicants explicit permission to get background and credit reports.

Look for similar properties or usage.  

You will likely get two different answers to your question, and it ultimately stems from your usage of the word "foreclosure".The word has technical definitions, and as JD pointed out, in a sub2 deal you don't have a security instrument that authorizes you to foreclose on the property. 

If he did use the funds inappropriately, which may or may not have happened, then there is recourse through the courts.

@Freddy Hernandez, landlords prefer for tenants to pay their own utilities especially those based on usage.

I'll jump in here with some actual usage data.I have 250 units on stayfi and have been running it for a couple of years now.I initially got it to simplify my wifi login process... 

The criminal background check came up clear but I found out that the male tenant had case against him that caused him to loose his job at the school due to inappropriate behavior.

The investor portion is whether a landlord should rent their property to an AirBNB host for a premium or insist only on primary residential usage.

When asked on the daily calls about HOAs restrictions for airbnb usage, the very young host, maybe 21 yo, if that, stated 'yeah, look out for that but it shouldn't be a problem...¿??