The could have financial incentive, and it helps to procure the quality of work delivered. 

@Steven Jackson unless owner can deliver it vacant, I would NOT take this risk.

IF landlord is the source, that landlord could be liable for not delivering a "secured" property to the tenant.

“Policymakers rightly chose to respond, but made mortgage servicers responsible for delivering these government-mandated benefits, and the industry is prepared to supply that relief.

One big cooler.Account Closed Yes site set up will be a separate cost but at $50k for a turnkey 400' casita with appliances delivered you can't go wrong.

I'd lean on there experience to deliver and install what materials you need.

A note to all contractors out there:  If you don't like something about a project, let the owner know and optionally why if you aren't afraid of delivering the blunt truth and then feel free to walk away. 

When clients have realistic expectations on the local market it makes everything run smoother, and I can actually deliver the goods.  

That is to try to pick up or deliver the rental application to there current address. 

If your property is delivering 8-12% then that is a really great return on your money compared to any other place it could be sitting right now.