For those of you who have been divorced, you should know that a judge can obligate you to pay child support, alimony, college tuition, private school tuition, mortgages etc...IS IT ILLEGAL for a landlord to ask for the finalized divorce agreement to see what potential FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS a tenant is/could be responsible for that would affect his/her ability to pay the rent at a new residence?

Sorry for my delayed response.

The seller stated during heavy rains water does run off of the road and the neighbor's property into and around their pond.  

If you find someone to move in on March 1, then you would release the previous tenant from all responsibility at that point.Many renters like to bully landlords to get out of penalties.

If you haven't tried calling your local RE brokerages and asking for some solid PM recommendations I would do that.

Sounds like a solid deal.

The front office staff do the heavy lifting of chasing loose ends, checking details, etc.

I have done it several times now and have also tried long-term rentals vs. short-term rentals as I've house hacked.My response to your question may differ from others, but my advice would be to pull the trigger on the condo if:1. 

This is a very broad question and without tons of additional info no one credible will be able to provide you a logical response.

Also, franchise PM's there always seem to be a disconnect and long delays in responses to questions or concerns.