I get builders risk policies for all my new builds and at least in the markets I built in Charleston SC  and Portland Oregon have never seen the fence and security and like you I would have trusted my broker to mention something like that.. fence and 24 hour security is just not something you do on ONE SFR rehab.. unless its a known high crime area like South side of chicago and now inner city Portland you really need the fencing etc other wise the homeless and druggies will walk off with everything.. when did a bunch of rehab loans in South Jackson MS same thing theft was off the charts and we had houses burn down .. but the dollars were much smaller.I know I have gotten larger policies for my bigger developments and I did pay my lawyer to go through them line by line and at the end of the day they really cant say what is or is not covered.Also you simply would not think of anything in Colusa county as being high crime .

It's like using your ex's lawyer to draft the divorce papers then just signing them blindly without getting your own lawyer to review and negotiate.

Luckily, I hosted a local guest who happened to be a real estate lawyer!

Is there a way to separate from them legally without getting a lawyer involved? 

We also can't have renters dealing with the humidifiers as it is a mold problem/foundation issue if it isn't taken care of.We are taking pictures and videos of everything, we have multiple professionals that have documented everything (and told us to lawyer up) and have neighbors that we have already had agree to discuss their  drainage problems when we get a lawyer.

What kind of lawyer do I need to help me get started in a STR business?

For this dependable brain trust: Please help me in finding a RE lawyer/ expert on easements. 

All were raided at the same time once they had him in custody.I'm meeting with lawyer today to start the process for eviction. 

Quote from @Giannina Leyton: After speaking with my lawyer we realized that FlipSystem is not at fault.

I had my lawyer look into them (as much as possible) and review their contracts.