to go about with (a) Due Diligence (B) contract with the General Contractor (GC) who has first position lien and on the SFR (c) Terms, (d) Contingencies that I should be aware of in the event of delays, Cost overruns, Fire, Flood, Thunderstorm, Burglary, and Destruction of property (e) Different Exit strategies depending on the situationMy Ask: I'm looking for a referral with the TItle Company in Michigan or Real Estate Attorney who could put this deal together and navigate this deal and put the contract togetherBackground:The GC got into the cash for keys program with the owner of SFR who had a mortgage with a bank.

I am being told by multiple landlords they put a clause in the rental agreement that any repairs below $100 or in the case of one landlord even any cost/reason is on the tenants regardless of cause.An example being a front door being kicked in due to a burglary would be on the tenant to pay.I suppose its the landlords way of managing high maintenance tenants to like to complain about every little thing.What is your policy on repairs when the cause could be the tenant, but no proof is available?

Property crimes are motor vehicle theft, arson, larceny, and burglary.

We use screening company to verify previous addresses, please list accurate information so we can speak to your previous landlord(s).Criminal History - No felonies, or sex offenses, drug trafficking, violent crime, terrorism, burglary, theft, arson, vandalism.

And y'all handle your own missing persons and burglary?  

I explain that my property insurance doesn't cover their liability or their belongings in case of burglary, fire, flood, etc.  

He also believes in transparency, which I guess is why his next revelation was being arrested for burglary and battery in 2002, after being caught in someone's bedroom.

I just got one - a father and son (and pregnant fiancee, God help her) duo - with 3 entire pages of  convictions and arrests (repeated offenses) for everything you can think of : burglary, assault with a deadly weapon, domestic battery, felony battery, drug possession, that's not even all of it.

And even if it was left open, seems odd that would trigger a burglary at that time.

In fact, it's kinda nice not having the air in the house be so dry all winter 🙂I'd personally be most worried about insurance, since there's probably an increased risk of both fire and burglary.