The property was being sold AS IS for $195,000.My realtor walked through and we reviewed the itemized repair list.

I did also include an expense item for Cap Ex, because inevitably that will come up.

It's an older home and the large items (windows, roof, HVAC) haven't been updated in many, many years so one of those items would put the property in the red fairly quickly.It is not a substitute for a thorough rental analysis.

Loans are not much of an option either as I had great credit and then went through a separation where most items were joint and not accounted for on his end.

Cleaning supplies and general items everyone uses should also be split among everyone. 

Most of the complaints were about about fine print items, and being over charged, but I figured I would call them anyways and see what happens.

The GC's that I've worked with on the 3 units we rehabbed in 2019 I had my GC itemize the list of work he would do and if my partner and I thought we could have a sub do it cheaper we would just take it off the list. 

@Onye Chukwuma I am not sure where you are located and if all items would apply but happy to share with you our Lease Screening Matrix which we have developed over 1000s of applications.   

Or is this lack of info worth being concerned about.The inspection is all that matters unless there are warranty items like the roof, HVAC etc.

There’s usually a lot of items to consider when renting via Airbnb.