I am very credit conscious and understand the risks and liabilities that ensue when using credit cards. 

-IRS liens (IRS may buy the property within 120 days after sale at the price paid at foreclosure sale)-Code Enforcement Liens, Environmental Liens, and Utility Liens-Child Support LiensThese are the ones not included when the seller goes to buy their title insurance...so if I find my own title company, I just have to ask them to include a full title report that includes these right?

I dont know all the dynamics here but if its an honest violation of your business model and there is no conscious or subconscious bias to this specific tenant it should be cool.

Much of the costs involved with building are in the environmental regulations, supply chain issues, price of diesel is huge, permit fees, costs of installing infrastructure, etc.

I just want to use the correct words. there are houses that look great, but of course you don’t know what is hidden.Do I write- Buyer will not request Any repairs or credits but inspection report should not show any structural, environmental, plumbing or electrical major issues. 

Payson does have some different environmental things then homes in the valley.

The best you can hope for would be a letter of environmental compliance.

So it's not so important...but we do want you to be conscious of your debts of course!

If you do that and it still falls apart you will be able to walk away with a clear conscious saying "well, I tried everything, gave it my all", but if you just throw in the towel and try to brow beat a price reduction that won't happen you will eventually get plagued by the "man, what if I had... jeez, I wish I had". 

My job before I retired involved, in part, doing the environmental permitting for leases on federal land.