@Greg Dickerson One of these options may have been in the same vein as what you're proposing although, if selected by the seller, there would be several details to iron out.

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The landlord should have selected an older blue collar type.

If it takes extra week or month or whatever, spend that time educating yourself and understanding what you can/cannot do, then select 2-3 providers that offer such services and speak with all of them and their references to make an informed decision. 

I think Andrey and Brian nailed it with selecting the right renters and getting everything in writing.

@Kiera Underwood That si actually one of my selection criteria.

Bombed my audition and wasn't selected to pitch.There is an option for deposits.

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The one that came in low the properties he selected were clearly under-par some even read “needs TLC”.