Inspection clause- since the bid you have for renovation is based on today's condition of the home I would add a clause that allows you to inspect the home when they move out. 

Quote from @Matthew Nelson: Based on what you've shared, it sounds like fraud.First, they shouldn't be adjusting the ledger.

I am very much interested to know how it went and decide based on your feedback.

I’m currently based in the Houston market, looking to build connections with wholesalers, investors, agents, and others in the industry.A little about me: I’m 25 years old, originally from Corpus Christi, Texas, and I now live in the Memorial area of Houston with my wonderful fiancée and our Maltipoo puppy.

Why is the decision based solely on what the past owner did or didn't do?   

Hi Everyone,I'm based in CA and will be buying an investment property in MA/NH/RI in the next 6 months.

Based on your description, it does not appear to be a wrongful distribution.

We are near a major college campus and a large naval base as well as the best school system in the state so it is a highly sought after area.How would you go about doing this?

If you base your research on homes that sold 11 months ago, and take 8 months to remodel the house, those sales will not be relevant anymore by the time you finish. 

We've seen 700+ FICO scores based soley on a Chime tradeline.