You do need to disclose the lead status when you sell it though.

I would do the following, at a minimum:-request that he complete your rental application (hopefully you have a thorough application),-request identification documents (government-issued),-require that he provide you with proof of his visa status and the authorized length of stay,-verify his employment, income, and financial stability, and-contact his previous landlords for references.If he cannot satisfy these application requirements, do not approve.

Screening criteria should be applied consistently to avoid discrimination based on factors such as race, gender, or familial status.- Peace of Mind: Knowing that your property is occupied by trustworthy tenants who have undergone rigorous screening provides peace of mind.

Hey Lee - one thing I would ask your lender is if they are able to do your citizenship status.

I also see under SVC status (PS, PS, PS) there's three tenants, safe to assume they were served?

At least in Missouri, and depending on size, you typically have to test your waste water monthly/quarterly, and then you have to file a form quarterly with DNR which reports the status of your treatment facility.  

Plus NV has no state income tax just like Texas so you keep your tax status .. !!!

Avoid disclosing paid-off status and handle utilities and shared expenses.

Here are the details on the disbarred status: http://members.calbar.ca.gov/fal/Licensee/Detail/134221

Hey Tianna,Given your self-employment status and goal to purchase another property soon, several financing options could work for you.