The landlord must make a good faith effort to obtain the tenant's permission for the inspection. 

@Faith Steller I am very interested in the East Lansing area.

Use the faithful tried and tested....

In my state you must make a good faith effort to find a new tenant.

I don't put much faith in these sites in general.

A good faith attempt to deposit funds isn't performance.

leap of faith... and deductive reasoning and shear luck.when I first looked at the area I thought no way this is the hood.. but I was shown other transfirmations and thought what the heck its only 250k  if we screw it up we break even or lose 50k but if we do well we can really do well. so it looks like we did well not a home run but we did well.. and we have got our foot in the door.

I'm happy to hear you got such a great deal, and it's great that you had the courage to take that first leap of faith. 

Or perhaps the CPA is just plain nuts.SSTS No. 3 states, in part, that a CPA practitioner “may in good faith rely, without verification, on information furnished by the taxpayer. . . .

Perform faithfully a number of times and I suspect you will be able to convince that lender that they should lend to ARV