Or get your attorney to look at it and verify that clause.

Feel free to use me as a resource to verify rents, run cap rates, or need recommendations for insurance agents, mortgage brokers, and/or contractors, etc...

I usually have this addendum in my initial lease signing also, because I’ve had so many issues with tenants clogging plumbing.

If it looks good enough and is verifiable you will not have time finding people with money.

I found that out by searching for posts about his lending company throughout the forums and learned how he tried to scam other other BP's members.Anyways, as a newbie that I am, I had a hunch during the conversations I had with this pseudo-investor that pointed me to verify his identity.

These investors/banks have checks and balances in their head when you initiate contact.

And independently verify their information with your own inspectors, appraisers and get your own financing. 

It's much easier just to verify before purchasing.  

Seems easier and more efficient to remove the planters if you don’t plan on having any plantings in themMy initial intention was exactly that.

@Joe SplitrockIt's pretty easy to verify who is correct based on the Schedule E instructions...