The bigger question is, how do you define "quiet" and prove that to an applicant?

Knowing what a local government stance is regarding property ownership may limit what you have in mind or may not even allow it or they may place you on a time line that will not work for you. etc. etc. 

Yes I noticed that about the liability limits. 

With Americans living longer, and with company retirement plans evaporating, they also need to consider where they will live for 40 years of retirement on limited income?

An applicant is unable to complete the background check because he doesn't have history with Experian.

I go through applications as they are received and they pay smartmove for the credit/background.

So new locks are perhaps reimbursable, but new kitchen cabinets would probably not be.You need to look at the applicable Alabama law for tax sales.One of the first things you should do is also ask for proof of ownership.   

Especially considering many municipalities have temporary bans on new fracking within city limits.

They were great, paid their rent, late fees when applicable.

My current mortgages are with Quicken/Rocket Mortgage so that’s certainly not “local” and my primary is with the Credit Union associated with my workplace and offers limited options.