Obviously questions about religion, sexual preference etc. are irrelevant to a landlord and will not come up. 

@John Thedford There is no need to threaten and abuse the OP.

That same house was a result of a senior citizen getting scammed by an elder-abuse wanted felon who specialized in taking seniors houses (what a thing to specialize in, eh?)

The standard contract, and all others I have read, do Not make the contract binding on heirs...unless that is in your contract, you’re SOL.On the other hand.....some of my best deals have been when dealing with sellers that had some kind of substance abuse addiction issue...they get motivated for the quick buck.  

They expose you to increased risk and possible abuse/neglect of your home.

If you are the owner of the LLC, and run over a bus stop full of kids, everything you own is at risk.

Smart Move includes homeland security screen, sexual predator check and felony screen at federal and state level. 

There was even a point that our painters were already worried about their safety in the property because the renters were becoming verbally abusive.

This obviously opens the door to an agent abusing an uninformed seller.

I know this doesn't cover vandalism and/or abusive usage and what not, but just wanted to see if the warranty transfers with title or is it only good for the original owner?