(That's how HOAs work, Fred - not because they are trying to be jerks, but because that's the definition of what they have previously spelled out that they will LEGALLY be responsible for).  

@James D Malone There are some spelling mistakes within the application, but they are obvious and you can edit before sending it to people.

Why not have them spell out what they will do.

Its my understanding that it would be a separate contract spelling out all the different scenarios that need to be covered as owners/landlords, exit options, disputes, etc. 

I apologize for typos the cell app and spell check is not a good combo.Anyways good luck and forget about zestimates

The FED statutes spell out how you get the property back if they fail to pay rent. 

Our security deposit and first month's rent receipt clearly spells this out.  

https://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/hurricane-harvey/first-they-fought-storm-now-they-fight-their-landlord-n799206If you live in an area prone to natural disaster's maybe the lease should spell out a course of action.

Payment will be expected at various points during the project, and will be spelled out clearly in the contract to avoid surprises.

Yes, I would appreciate anyone spelling the differences and similarities in these two marketplacesMy Thanks to all Answerers