I can find that out with a little more research, but my main concern is that I don't know enough about certain terms or details. 

@Matt Shields in the long run I’m not overly concerned as this corporate entities have huge overheads and as margins get smaller and smaller they will have a tough time sustaining themselves.Small operators who work from home or small “mom and pop” offices will do better as they will be able to live from previous profits as long as they don’t squander the proceeds.If we have even a minor correction in the market, the large corporations could be left sitting on a lot of negative value inventory that will need to be liquidated In order to cover overhead and can only benefit the smaller entities with cash to scoop them up.My 2 cents for what it’s worth.

Where the best location too find standard & detailed renters contract online Also advice on protective verbiage I should look for within contracts based on past experiences you’ve had. i.eVerbiage concerning damages , deposit , breaking lease , Landscape maintance meeting HOA.

Look up the addresses and you will start to see patterns, by the time you get 5 or 6 pages in you will start to be able to eliminate some before doing extensive digging.

But, just for the record, over half (guestimating) of the addresses that say "Temple" are actually in the Belton school district. 

She had 3 months to address any issues.

Should I send the mail to the address listed of the person that has passed away or the PR?

There are many laws concerning victims of domestic violence. 

I want to know what basic things to look for and what should concern me about the property while doing this initial walkthrough.

The cash on cash return is much more unpredictable with gas being included, and this is concerning for me.I am wondering how its worked out for other landlords who do any of the above I mentioned and if so, have you gotten any push back from current or even prospective tenants?