Read the "Renovate Right" stuff for an overview. http://www2.epa.gov/lead Good LuckDerreck

It took a fair amount of research to figure out what I needed to ask the attorney to draft for me, so I'll give a quick overview of the clauses if you are doing research yourself.

Hi, as a Realtor, I have used the following service ( the prospective tenant should pay the fee for the search): https://www.tenantbackgroundsearch.com/It is a comprehensive search that includes eviction history as well as criminal recordsCheck it out

@Eric Tinsley @Jay HinrichsLet me clarify the context of "up to the borrower to be honest and realistic"  When a customer calls in with a property under contract we run the deal through our Advanced Deal Analysis Software which gives a comprehensive breakdown of the projected costs and profit among other things. 

We provide everything we can on the property to include a basic deal abstract, the financials, comprehensive photos, recent work done, HOA detail if applicable, and any other supporting info that could assist the buyer.  

They are playing you 100%.Learn your landlord/tenant laws like yesterday - here, I'll help you do thathttps://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/overview-landlord-tenant-laws-new-jersey.htmlOnce you know how to navigate the laws, take action immediatelyGenerally, there will be protocol on how to serve notices - follow these to the letterThen, there will be protocols on how to navigate the court process - follow these tooYou could hire a lawyer, or you could just go through it and learn how as you goIn the age of the internet, you should be able to find the information you need pretty easilyGood luck. 

Very comprehensive and understandable, after I read it twice.

An automatic one that everyone gets just from buying property (and having it as their principal residence) and a "declared" version which you must create and record on your property.This link gives a great overview (plus a free form to use): http://www.sandiegolistforless.com/file.axd?

Their prices were comparable to most other companies out there and only offered full comprehensive coverage.  

.* The Georgia secretary of state has a comprehensive FAQ  here - http://sos.ga.gov/index.php/licensing/plb/46/faqMy advice is that unless you're planning to build for others as a profession, there are easier, cheaper options that have greater liability protection.