Hi, I just went into contract for a property that mentions "house was treated for termites and wood infestation."

However, it doesn't tell the entire story since hospitals are given $35,000 extra dollars to "treat" Covid-19 so hospitals have resorted to classifying anybody who dies that has Covid-19 antibodies as having died OF Covid-19 even if the person died of heart disease, stroke, cancer, and so on. https://denver.cbslocal.com/20...

Treat them like an employee - hire slow, fire fast. 

How is damage treated at the property?

What are concerns with HELOCs if we plan to lock in rates on the $$ used, pay down principle ongoing, and treat it like a loan (with the benefit of a revolving credit line)? 

@Hari Mann From your first post it sounded to me that you purchased a 35 unit condominium complex and that you are treating the property as an apartment building? 

They treat lending like a production process.

The best method I have for screening is sending a form directly to the medical professional who is treating the patient with the animal.

Credit rating, criminal background( check with state laws on this).Pets vs. no pets, list of dangerous breeds not allowed.....We have list of qualifications that we give to prospective tenants BEFORE they fill out an application.This way it saves everyone involved time and money,and you protect yourself by treating all interested parties with the same guidelines.

Congrats on taking action.One thing to consider when talking with lenders, most will treat you like an owner-occupant for qualification purposes.