Plumbing was not fully done like they claimed it had been.

Plumbing was not fully done like they claimed it had been.

Cash.App claims they do this for the payer's security.

Every realtor I've ever dealt with, including those that claim to specialize in buying and selling, has been OK with this and doesn't just say NO to rentals. 

If we let the house sit vacant for the rest of the year, can we still claim it as an investment property and deduct our closing costs, depreciation, travel to close the deal, etc?

@Michael LenahanGot ya, so you really don't have any actually data or analysis to support your claim that "this thread is not going to age well" other than to parrot back vague and trope oversimplifications of things you've heard other people say. 

We have not signed the Lease as of yet since we are still 3 weeks from move in, but today the incoming tenant claiming with the Lock down in California, that he would not be able to move and is requesting his deposit back. 

This is as it should be—as the sponsor is acting on behalf of the syndicate the risk of such claims should be borne by the syndicate and the syndicate can easily insure for this risk.  

If one if your workers contracts the virus and claims it occured on the premises it could pose major ramifications.

I contacted plumbing company who refused to provide their liability insurance company information to me for a possible claim and volunteered to refund the inspection fee paid to the home inspection company.