During the transaction we had requested all the documents but seller did not provide any as they are not obligated too, the condition of the house looked good, owner was living in 1 unit and tenant in another unit,  bathroom and. kitchen was updated and it did look well maintained, to beat the market we did waive the inspection but after the deal we did get inspected so we can get any minor repairs done before we have the tenants. 

Some sponsors have more automated processes where it's easier to serve lower investment amounts so you may try doing a Google search too.  The

The other BP responders here have some good advice, too.  The

They are rationing the N95 masks to one a day per person.

Hire a good home inspector to go over it tooth and nail.

Alot of Property Managers do it over there too. The

During the safety demonstration at the beginning of a commercial airline light, the flight attendents tell you to secure your oxygen mask first and then assist others.

COVID section mentioning that the tenants will allow for exhibiting units for future tenants where masks will be required for all parties including Lessor providing 24hr notice.

The other was when a car (uninsured) ran into a house and we had to fight tooth an nail to get the claim paid.

The good thing is the rental arbitrage  out of market due too the new ordinance and pandemic, there is much less competition.