I know I asked many questions, but I was unable to find some of this info when I looked through other resources regarding this topic.

The clause you shared shows that the Landlord is not going to compensate you if they are unable to deliver possession.

This has proven successful and fills a need that I hear from a lot of investors looking for BTR but unable to buy from the big production homebuilders.

The previous landlord was unable to find a move-in form.When I was in college, I just assumed my deposit was gone the day I moved in even if I took great care of the house.

If they are in your tenant's names, they will be charged appropriately for their behavior.If you're unable to get utilities transferred in the short term, maybe state that your property management standards have put a cap on what they'll pay for utilities or something like that.Good luck!

Long story short, I got injured and am unable to work but I received settlement money for my injuries.

If you are turning it into a rental property and therefore get a Non-Owner Occupied loan, you would be unable to use the cash out proceeds for a down payment on a new primary.

He is unable to return to living on his own.

The reason for this is that loan amounts at that level (sub 75k, or even sub 100k) can cause a fair bit of difficulty for the lender (relative to what the property is worth), if you are unable to repay your loan.Regarding which types of lenders would be able to handle this, it's not a bad idea to ask local investors who have done lower-value projects who they have used to refinance.

After carefully reviewing your application and considering all relevant factors, we regret to inform you that we are unable to proceed with your application at this time.Our rental application process includes a thorough evaluation of various criteria, including income verification.