If the lease is broken, follow your policy for any other lease being broken; if it isn't, great, you have the people you approved as tenants.

It’s against the bank’s internal policy.

Many houses have been updated on the inside, maybe not from the outside especially since there is so many hoops to jump through often with the architectural design committee. 

minimum insurance policy is $500 a year, did you include holding costs into your rehab, builders risk/liability? 

Let's hope that trend continues and there is not a heavy handed restriction put in place.A serious China first development policy could be a major issue world wide.

I have homeowners & an umbrella policy lined up.

@Sarah Buchanan The broken door frames are relatively inexpensive and probably will not cost much more than the deductible on your policy so probably not worth making a claim on your policy.You could ask the PD for reimbursement as other suggested.

Its a totally different beast to US property, chalk and cheeseThe issue now in Oz is the credit squeeze, investors can not source finance due to policy changes to servicing criteria.....

If you are wanting it for asset protection reasons an umbrella insurance policy would likely be much better and cheaper.  

Just get a notary license for your state, get signed up on a notary directory like 123Notary.com, get bonded, a background check through American Association of Notaries ( I say suggest them because many of the signing companies request specific places to get a background check and A.A.N. are the most mentioned), get a fast printer that can print legal sized paper (preferably a 2 drawer printer) and scanner, and an Errors & Omissions Policy (E & O) and get ready to go to work.