@Jocelyn Doumani your screening process should reveal much more about this tenant than some random  accusation.

Is it relatively the same as a conventional purchase as far as being able to get an inspection and back out if things are revealed that werent necessarily disclosed?

There are plenty of owners and managers out there still doing well with second hand furnishings and providing the bare minimum accommodations to budget travelers or short stay tenants.Once you figure out your niche in your market this answer will reveal itself to you.The key to quality vacation rentals that are more of hospitality experience is in the operations and management.

GIS revealed the owner who may've been in AZ but is now deceased as of last year.

At the showing the listing broker revealed that with the placement of a new tenant there was a rent increase which does make the 4 unit a base hit at least at $100 a door cash flow.

The scope cam revealed that a previous owner had cleared the pipes before but not dealt with the problem.

Comps check of properties with a pool and without reveals no real difference.

Only real way to do it is to look at comparables....but those are hard to come buy given the highly LOCAL nature of storage...ie- you can't take one from too far away and rarely do multiple sell close enough to one another to be overly revealing. 

1) yes...it is for the Seller’s confirmation, not their agent2) no3) typically, you simply black out your account number and anything else you don’t want to reveal..

I suspect if you stick with it for a while they will sort out and reveal their true colors.....