A real estate broker shouldn't prevent you from doing so, but I'm not 100% sure of that, I suppose it would depend on the broker.

I do not know them, but I can suppose that they have lost their job, or something similar, because, in my opinion, the situation is not common, why tenants who used to behave perfectly have been stoped paying the rent ?

The reason why I asked her to sign thr paper was because per lease she is supposed to write me a letter confirming the satisfactory condition of the house.  

These organisms can destroy a roof years before the 30 years they are suppose to last.

I suppose this situation was one of thoes assume the worst hope for the best situations.

I suppose someone buying without title insurance can just close on the deal.. and take title subject to these recorded contracts rent it out and given the exteme low value who cars if your title is buggered up.. cost to sue and litigate this exceeds the value I would think... 

So the next time somebody bitches about taking care of our veterans before refugees, or there not being enough money in the school budget for pencils or being unable to have money to fix our crumbling infrastructure, keep our parks open, fund some worthy program or another, ask them if they paid all the tax they were supposed to last year

I know that Nationwide is supposed to be among the best home insurance companies, but the unprofessionalism in play here, not to mention outright sleaziness, is off the charts.

@Brian Sinclair "private money" is supposed to be someone you know, not someone you are marketing to.  

They were the least troublesome out of the 3, however they wanted out of the lease early due to a deployment, I gladly allowed it and "supposedly" the wife moved back home (out of state about 8 - 12hrs away) to be with her parents while her husband was gone.