Just say something like "people with evictions on their record would not be accepted."

Yes, accepting this family seems reasonable if their financial stability checks out.

Quote from @Jonathan Taylor Smith: So much for "Guaranteed Rent" by accepting Section 8 Vouchers...

The reality is the really rich have coastal properties and they're not going to accept nothing when it's wiped away even if they have hundreds of billions, there'll be recourse.

@Loren Becker You didn't notify the seller of the assignment until after the offer was accepted ?

I was more curious to see if anyone uses a move-in or damage report form requiring tenants to confirm they’ve reviewed the unit and accept it as-is, with no issues.

Most of my renters choose #1 because it provides a clean break.I document everything and I don't accept the early termination notice or start the clock until they pay the termination fee. 

Since then she’s hired a lawyer because she felt that it’s unfair that shes only getting 30 days notice. she supposed to move out on the 26th of November she wants him to use the security deposit as last month rent but my friend runs the risk of the place being trashed if he does accept this will he still be able to fight for more money if the place does end up trashed and is there anything he can do to fight her to get the last months rent 

Even if that is not your intention, the IRS could decide that is what it was which would mean that the seller would have lost his 1031 ability since he "sold" you the house when he accepted the first payment.

If I were to hazard a guess, would be lucky to get 1 in 20 bids accepted.