For Discover, it's part of their SCRA benefits so you need to go to their website and sign up for it (Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, the same law that lets you terminate leases early when you PCS etc). 

Now that it is, I'm curious why there doesn't seem to be any pushback, revolt, or litigation challenging it.

My name is Andrew Espinosa and I am currently a Civil Engineer for a small consulting firm in the Denver area.

 We gave our tenant notice of his right to request a pre-move-out inspection 30 days before his moveout. The tenant waited 28 days (2 days before his move-out date) to request a pre-moveout inspection. It is too burde...

As others have posted here, there is little recourse (other than litigation) for a business "partner" who breaks a contract, or worse, who intentionally defrauds others in the name of "real estate opportunities."   

The best place to start would be talking to civil engineers in your area, the planning and building departments, etc. to find out what is required.  

"Taxes are the price we pay to live in a civilized society".  

Will the cost of litigation eat up any potential profit?  

However, there is an increase in bed bug litigation so it may be cheaper to try and address the issue now.  

Just a heads up that we are preparing to file a civil suit against Humberto B.