It is something you should have received ahead of time and the whole issue revolves around whether it survives the sale of the house. 

I agree with @Arlan PotterIt's great to think ahead.  

Guys what would you do if you have to start all over again? I have two foreclosures right now, they were back from 2010 and of course terrible credit. I am also going back to school and changing my career. Anyway,  fo...

If you've seen my face, shook my hand, seen my office, looked me up online, and can easily alter my credibility as a wholesaler in this industry with a simple click or post on any social media platform- chances are, I'm not going to put you into a bad deal or keep your earnest money, or walk away from closing or anything that could disrupt that status if I am insisting that you meet me at my office.

I have 4 of mine that are like this, we meet twice a year, if that, and they've got more money in reserves than the reserve study calls for and they're ahead of schedule on all maintenance and admin issues.

Now we all know the best time to make money and really get ahead is a recovering market, but what about the year +/- while the market is falling from it's peak to the valley?

You will need to click on the bus route to see the specifics. 

I mean, what if the contractor is long gone 8 years later and a header he installed falls and injures somebody.

Maybe I do need to go ahead and call tenants or visit and present the findings to my PM??.

.- you never did any research from the word "go" and trusted a real estate aagent that's stuck in the 60's with a terrible opinion that "you start making money when you pay them off". that's actually laughable.anyway, i can go on an on, but unless you start being more active or get the numbers straight you wont be financially ahead from where you were before you bought these properties.