I could probably put move in date, security, rent, pet fees, # times late, things like that in defined fields and create a REALLY robust report, no?

This sounds like a BK13 not a BK7 as I inquired above, since in BK7 once its dismissed or discharged which is generally 4-6 months, you can resume the foreclosure if they did not intend to keep the property. 

But for something more robust I don't see it being very useful.

It's a growing document and Orange and Seminole County are the most robust because that is where I purchase real property for our portfolio.  

It might already indicate that the lease will resume as m2m after the initial term expires.  

Write it with the same level of attention to detail as a resume, and you'll get prospective tenants who appreciate the work you've put in.

Ultimately, I am trying to get an unbiased opinion on how robust the rental market is in my target area as well as pricing.

If all hell breaks loose and interest rates go through the roof, he can ditch the HELOC and resume his mortgage payments. 

Louis is a great market for cash flow and has a robust stock of small multifamily properties.

What makes these locks good, IMHO, besides the battery life and their robust build, is there is no motor to move the deadbolt.