That kind of fraud by non-disclosure should carry through that tenant's entire lease.

Hi Scott,Full disclosure, I've not invested YET so I have not worked with these two companies, but I've just spoken with both, both seemed professional, and either may be a good option for you.- Real Capital Group Property Management- Principles Realty GroupBoth operate in the Capital Region that Watervliet is part of.

I think that "there's no upper limit to litigation" seals it for me, and I would certainly not rely on the county's disclosure of occupancy either.

Disclosure: I am a resident of Annapolis, a professional host and a residential real estate agent. 

Allow her to email you her stories and fabrications, have a little disclosure on your amended contract that you record discussions, emails, conversations and so forth.Monthly inspections.

Ask if the seller is providing a seller's disclosure notice?

However, the lease also refers to a radon disclosure, and I was not able to find that online (not sure if that would be specific to MN or national, but I cannot seem to find either). 

If there's 100% disclosure, your income will just land where it lands and there's no fraud.Anyway, I wish you well. 

My advice would be to check the sellers disclosure statement and make sure that the repair was not done before the disclosure statement was done.

Second Lender and myself can do that by giving Owner full disclosures and how the Loan works.