Just ensure that they are comfortable with being in the second position.Your primary residence would probably be better to leverage since they usually have better terms in general LTV wise.

Usually full retail or a little more than full retail.

The same shared causation can apply to the example above as well.Also, with respect to your comments to @Greg Martin  If there is gross negligence, this may eliminate coverage as conduct that rises beyond neglgience is usually treated as an exception under the policy.

Real estate by definition is speculative for the most part but value usually increases over time all things being equal (Absent cataclysmic events). 

That said, I can also say that for those of us in the area doing things right, it's noticed and usually appreciated and reciprocated.

If they need to ask you for their website you have created an extra step (and quite an annoying one) for anyone to find you.3) A website is not some secondary thing you dig up and pull up when ever you think it comes in handy.

If it's HOA/Condo vehicle requirements you're worried about, it's usually already in a standard lease that they follow those; otherwise, they'd probably expect tenant to comply with city codes unless there's a viable reason an owner wants something more strict. 

This I feel is where I usually get tripped up. 

Prepayment penalties- usually 1-5 year terms.

This is usually Single Family or 2-4 unit BuildingsTo these sellers, I will always say: keep at least one unit vacant before selling if you can.Most Buyers are looking for a place to live, not an investment property - especially if you are selling a single family home.