Then after moving in over one week before lease start date and house alarm went off, i called cops, and they said why were the cops called?! 

The sudden drop in price also set off a big alarm in my mind.

(Not in order)1) Check and Replace Smoke Alarms every 6 months2) No 100 Watt Light Blubs allowed3) No Daisy Chain of surge protectors, max of 6 items per wall outlet which has usually has two.4) Keep candles in a sturdy holder on a level surface, away from combustible materials and out of the reach of children or pets.

When they don't, they get another - "thief".

As for the interior, here is the high-level order: - Demo - Mold Remediation - Framing - Rough HVAC, Electrical, Plumbing (any order) - Drywall - Carpentry (Doors, Windows, Subfloor Repair, etc) - Major Concrete/Tile Work (Fireplaces, Showers, etc) - Painting - Flooring in the Kitchen and Baths - Cabinets/Countertops - Sinks - Finish HVAC, Plumbing - Finish Electrical - Additional Tile Work (Backsplash, etc) - Appliances - Flooring in Rest of House - Trim - Outlets/Switches/Registers/Smoke Alarms - Mirrors/Towelbars/Other Finishing Details - Cleaning Some things can be done in a different order.

At glance none of this is cause for alarm as like I said, based on the example data it looks like it is family planning.  

If it is currently rented she may be hesitant to let you see it and alarm the tenants without knowing how serious you are. 

The Daily family wasn’t home Friday when a 3-alarm fire destroyed their home on Beaver Brook Road.

The alarm systems help a lot with tenant turnover and prospective tenant showings as we can set and unset alarms remotely... but.. no cameras.

That's alarming.