Thank you for the response!

I asked my lawyer (the one who filed the quit claim deed) and he said I am not responsible as I am no longer the owner and transferred my interest to my brother.

Appreciate your response. 

@Peter M. nailed his response dead on if you dont have drainage issues.

For taking the time for such a thorough response.

@William Coit Sorry, I forgot to tag you so you know there has been a response to your question.  

Make sure to provide the real estate agent - your lease agreement including all additions and provisions, instructions on how to screen the tenants (you set the terms according to the specific house in the specific neighborhood comparing to other rental in the area). and you let the RE agent list the rental in the MLS.

@Arlan Potter thanks for the response Arlan.

I have been working with the agent for a couple months, and he seems like an upright guy, but he told me today that as a representative to both parties, he doesn't have a fiduciary responsibility to either party.

Remember, your typical renter doesn't think like you and I... that's why most of them are renting rather than buying... they want simplicity and lack of responsibility.