Most likley someone swapped out the two prong ungrounded plugs with three prong plugs for the convenience. 

I found this out on my house hack and it was a surprise to me and the lender alike!

If you would like it moved for your convenience their would be a charge of x.xx and an additional x.xx at move out to return the property to the condition prior to move in." 

@Juan M Restrepo If your company's 401k has loan provision (yes, surprisingly not all 401k allows borrowing) you should be able to borrow it for your PR purchase. 

They could be under capitalized in the reserves which becomes a big surprise for your down the road. 

Going with the turnkey option means that you’ve traded extra potential return from forced appreciation for the luxury of having your time and energy back and having someone else do the hard work for you.For those who work full-time jobs and don’t have a lot of time on their hands to rehab and do a full reno, trading their potential for forced appreciation for convenience is more valuable.

They usually will tell you and be surprised how simple and cheaply you might be able to do to give them that.

I have followed the latter immensely as I work for a nonprofit focused on clean water preservation worldwide and it would not surprise me if Michigan was shipping billions of dollars of water to Arizona in the next few years. 

That surprised me so I researched further and came across this =>> https://www.fanniemae.com/content/guide/servicing/d1/4.1/02.html  So, does that (LO's suggestion + this allowable exemption) mean that some lenders see quitclaim to LLC a legit thing to do now? 

I had to supplement with other materials when it came to taking the test but it was convenient!