I don't make offers without consulting some of them.

Consult with an attorney for contract questions & protection.

I'm not a legal professional, so take this for what it's worth...I would recommend that you find a good real estate litigation attorney, use the upfront consultation to determine whether the other party has a case or not, and then go from there. 

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But I could argue the carpets are not the same level of cleanliness.Because of the asbestos situation, for which I was cleared, I lost close to $3000 from lost rent and hiring an asbestos consultant.

@Justin Lee Taylor you should consult a local investor or partner with someone.

Always recommended to consult an attorney for the legal implications and a tax professional for the tax implications.

Contact a local architect/engineer for a detailed consultation specific to your project/locale.

I am not an expert on this but heard it in a re tax seminar, consult your cpa

If you find something pretty bad, like a violent crime, I’d recommend consulting your attorney.Other than that it depends on what kind of relationship you want to have with the tenant.