Unless either of you want to break the current lease based on his orders, then it should be binding with a notorized addemdum allowing you to check up on the rental monthly for all the reasons provided already as well as an emergency contact just in case you do need to report something of interest during one of your inspections. 

@Mitch BernsteinBefore hiring a Home inspector ask to see a current sample of there inspection report, Also obtain a copy of the contract (in full) you most likely will sign before the inspection paying close attention to there limits of liability and scope of inspection. 

If he won't be able to report loss, how will that $149,000 be recognized?

Anyways we talked about some other stuff for awhile, building report. 

Corporate entities and transitioning professionals tend to follow hiring cycles based on corporate fiscal years.  

Also, if your local MLS  offers a printable 1004MC report (after you select comps) you can use that to gauge market trends and determine a pricing strategy when ready to relist. 

I have 10 years of experience in banking and know that lenders love reporting that shows exactly what is going on in your finances.

Then within 24 hours have him send me comp reports for reach, while I do rehab analysis.

Unless I get a police report for a noise complaint no one was in violation of their lease and there was nothing I was going to do. 

Anyhow, if my assumptions are remotely closer to accurate than not, the report indicated a Cash-on-Cash ROI of 52.93%.