You can ask both the broker and Chase to provide a copy of the documents they would have you sign to review.In practice, are you going to get caught if you don't occupy, or sell sooner? 

I'm sure there are copies of the systems that hotels floating around somewhere on the internet. 

@Jaron Smith wrote a killer letter when he bought his house, you should ask him for a copy.

In fact, I would keep it really simple and email them a copy of the completed inventory and condition form explaining that it was not notated upon move in. 

Would it be wise to give them a copy of our checklist with their move-in packet or just keep that for our records? 

Sorry.Id be happy to email you a copy of a spreadsheet for an area I've looked at to practice with. 

FORECLOSURES ARE POSTED WITH THE LOCAL REGISTRY OF DEEDS, CALL THE CLERK AND ASK THEM HOW YOU CAN GET A COPY OF THE LIST AND HOW OFTEN IT IS DISTRIBUTED. 

I would validate these with the local town or have the seller provide you with payment stubs/copies of bills.Your vacancy should probably be equal to one month rent ($2250) to start.

@Bridgette Delva I would love to see your template too, would you mind sending me a copy as well?

Here is the copy/paste.