When I did so, she told me I was supposed to have scheduled the walk-through and when I told her I didn't have time that day to do so, she told me it wasn't required, I could just leave the keys (and parking passes and laundry card) and a forwarding address to send me the security deposit refund.

Should I hire a public adjuster or stick with the insurance company's adjuster? 

The funds to secure the loan are in MY name only. 

The GP is responsible for securing the debt.

All states differ but I would think you keep the security in light of them not paying in the first place.

They give off all the right "good tenant" vibes but I realize I don't know how to do a background check on people who don't have a US social security number.Any tips?

Should I save the money until my fiancee's job future is secured (even though interest rates are going up?!)

Will need premium luxury space build out to make this move complete with private sound proof office partitions and key faub security protocols installed. 

@Pavlos Kasselouris SEC regulations only come into play when you are dealing with securities (public or private).

That may or may not help, but it's extra security that's not too expensive.