In fact, those who would be drawn to such would, I think look at this and say "wow, that was a pain in the butt" @Fitzgerald Hall jumped through many hoops....many more than your average Joe Pro Agent would, and certainly more than the get rich quick guys who rarely if ever put their own money into a dealLastly, I see nothing at all predatory here for anyone to latch onto.

When you inherit tenants you have no idea if they meet your criteria, what they are used to, how they treat the landlord, if they are a pain, ect.  

If there's a free easy way to do this I'd love to know cause it's been a pain to do it manually. 

Doing this the wrong way can cause you a lot of pain and cost you much more than an eviction specialist would charge.

If there is a sewer system in the subdivision it's likely that all is fine; however, if people there have septic systems then you'll need to check with whoever has jurisdiction for that, probably a Health Department in the County. 

We tried to get a mortgage and it was a pain in the ***.

@John MoorhouseCollege and any FT job to get health care, and then Federal Government (non military) for last 24 years.

@Stephanie Dean As a contractor I will tell you 203k requirements are a royal pain I wont do them anymore .

Like I stated above, the only reason the contractor can "force" the owner to add something they dont want to add is because theres a health hazard.

SAVE YOURSELF THE PAIN.....