Good Morning,I was looking through a few HUD listed properties last night that are for sell in my area , and I was reading through the Property condition report/summary documents , and am a bit confused by what they mean.For instance:The Property Condition Report shows that there is NOT a Dishwasher present , as well as stains in the Bath Tub that can NOT be removed The Property Condition Summary shows ( via Escrow description ), that there is some needed Plumbing to be done ( $300 ). 

I looked around in the Tools section on this site but no one has offered such document.

The Top 10 Real Estate Markets to Watch in 2016http://www.realtor.com/news/trends/top-10-real-est...Providence, RI featured as a market to watch in 2016

They may move "up/down" in neighborhoods but their life skills are likely to remain the same.A tenant rating system(TRS) obviously can't be published so I can only see a TRS being used to vet applications and documented in your accept/deny documentation.So how / where do you see this being used?

There was a story about it in The Star a few days ago: http://www.indystar.com/story/news/2015/12/14/indy...I think there is a great deal of potential for it to be good, but I'm not overly confident in the follow through.

Send them your lease and rental documents, tell the attorney that you want to make sure that the tenant moves out at the end of your current lease, and ask them to handle sending any  notice required to do so.Evicting now is not worth it--you have two months left on the lease. 

@Brittany GoanueThat's good news, but, you need to check your State's requirements regarding RE licensing.Below, is a link from a previous post on this topic.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/109/topics/11...

the economy is still soft but this is the beginning of higher rates....http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/bankrate-mortgage-rates-nosed-higher-leading-up-to-fed-hike-300194351.html

Does anyone have any suggestions on the documents I should ask for, other than rent rolls, and utility bills? 

They are not always the easiest to work with (Compliance and documentation standpoints)  and are very sensitive to Rate increases (think Fed funds).