No harm no foul.

@Art Maydan 1). from an insurance perspective, you could be held liable if a tenant is harmed because of non working life safety equipment.  

@Sonia Spangenberg If the city is giving you issues, you could ask them if you gave them an environmental report showing that the land is safe and added septics is doable and won't harm the water table that might get them to calm down. 

The content needs to be good quality and well written and you cannot stuff the copy with a lot of the same keywords as this will harm your ranking. 

I did do credit checks however.....In closing it seems like a high risk proposition to provide a stranger with such sensitive and potentially harmful information.I would appreciate the opinions of those who use these forms and your opinion as to the wisdom of providing such detailed information.Thanks in advance.

Nothing can be considered legitimate as far as tenants are concerned and it always comes back to harm the landlord.

No harm there.

It can be helpful or harmful, depending on how it is used.

Not scared at all because I dont fit the “demographic” that would be harmed.

Negotiation back and forth could lead to misunderstandings that could harm the relationship.