Different entities have different review & permitting timelines. 

Have your attorney if they have REI clients review it.  

There are plenty of us on BP just reach out to a few and review their posts and just talk to them if they are open to new clients.

For further reassurance, you could take their lease to a real estate lawyer and ask them to review it.Lastly, If you have any friends in the property management space, maybe you could buy their leases as well. 

We had to pay for a 3rd party to review the appraisal and either agree or disagree that it was done correctly.

This was my slowest off season since the Great Recession (not counting Covid lock down periods) 2) when building up your reviews you will likely be best served by having a rate below market.  

Being about an hour from Disney, their reviews seem to paint a picture that there are many folks that stop through for a few nights on their way to theme parks or further south in the state.  

Whether that is identifying top 3 neighborhoods, driving homes, reviewing your budget etc.

After reviewing the cost to rehab and the area of town, I decided to Wholesale for a quick profit.Sold it on a Real Estate Contract (Owner Financing) with $100k down, the balance is financed at 10% for 13 months, then the loan is called.

1st, my pricing was not cheap to begin with $200 a mo.2nd, I live in California and my property is in Birmingham.3rd, they had great reviews until I dug a bit more.4th, they're the biggest in the state of Alabama.Anymore questions Drew?