I mean I LOVE cats myself, but they can destroy a rental.

These houses more then likely wont go standard mortgage.

In a hot market some seller's wont even allow an FHA loan to be submitted on a home, as FHA loans historically (although this is becoming less and less of a case) take 10-15 days longer to close, come with additional paperwork and hassles, and are seen as less desirable than a conventional loan (which requires 5% down minimum, 20%+ down optimal). 

i feel like she just keeps pushing and pushing and if i don't back this notice up that the next one wont mean anything.  

Some investors wont even open a bank account for the Series LLC and just run all their operations through a regular LLC to help separate the liability out even more.The responsibility is on the investor to prove that the entities operate separately from one another.

One cat, poorly raised, can destroy a house.

The renters insurance already said they wont pay because it's a insured vehicle which doesnt fall under their liability. 

I wonder if the lease of the solar panels will transfer to the new owner or they are leased personally to whoever bought them and I wont have to assume the lease if I to buy the house.

Not destroying the property before they get kicked out is entirely different.

Thankfully everything has gone as planned due to us always being ultra conservative with our projections and taking care of our investors hard earned money.I think a solid way for people to get started is to House hack and live in a home with an FHA loan where they wont need a ton upfront.