Around me, its can get expensive when you don't have public utilities because there are inspections / tests for the well water, septic, underground storage tank, in addition to the home inspection w/ radon testing.Bottom line:  you want to see what is the cost of the loan and what sort of interest rate will they give you. 

My test is would I be comfortable giving it to a close friend or relative, if not then it’s not a good deal.

It's had it's difficulties, from negotiation, riders, escalation clauses, low FHA appraisal, undiscovered damage post-purchase, and the search for a rare bottle of whiskey to save the deal. 1st one down and trying to enjoy it!

This letter includes some very succinct reminders (when/where/how to pay rent and late fee penalties, how to report maintenance, and a few rental-specific instructions like how to change the air filter, shut off water, and reminders to test the smoke detectors.Sending a letter after they occupy is also a good way to check in and verify everything is OK and show some customer service.

It did not pass the smell test.

There are a number of people selling lists there for less than $20 so its a great way to test the waters without signing up for anything. 

Question 2: If we DO decide to test this format out, should we sign the Master-Lease with him as an individual, or in his corporate name?

Has anyone in the area dealt with an asbestos testing company?

...if you have tested positive for COVID...https://www.tsp.gov/whatsnew/C...Snapshot:To be eligible for the CARES Act loan options, you must be a qualified individual.

You could always try to do a hose test from the outside and see if you can recreate the leak.