Come up with a polite script to ask multi family landlords that have units for rent and politely ask the seller if he or she would be willing to let you sublet the property...Now here is where you can get creative...Most people are probably going to say no, but if you offer them something in return that makes their life easier....paying for property upkeep, signing liability forms over to you (talk to a lawyer) maybe paying him bi-monthly rent to give him/her a warm fuzzy.

That's asking for liability / injuries / repairs / etc. and filling it up with gas every two weeks :)

Most licensed plumbers wont do that because its their name and liability on the line .

That was too much liability so now they want you to suggest someone you know and provide an e-mail address to invite them to co-host.

This is a risk we were willing to take.Having dwelling insurance for the property and, potentially, an additional umbrella liability coverage, is a good idea.Agree with @John Underwood that searching BP forums for lease clauses is a good idea.Best wishes!

Also make sure that they sign a waiver of liability once the work is done so they can't put a lien on your property for non payment if you paid the GC.

In your books you need to track it as a liability until you record it as income. 

The main issue is the underwriter considered the mortgage payment as a personal liability.

By educating them that in each situation there is legal liability if they do nothing. 

I only have 5k in coverage for my possessions which cover my appliances and that is all plus obviously the structure and liability.