You will be asked to sign a understanding and release to the fact the information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. 

@Jillian Sidoti was there a statement released about the subpoena?

The good news is that the entire place was sanitized and tested after it was flagged but they never applied to have the flag released.

If I were you, I would complain to your Landlord and demand he release you from the lease and let you move.

My friend has a yacht charter business, not unlike a vacation rental, and one of the add-on amenities is a jet ski package...everything requires multiple release of liability forms, instructions and operations procedures lists, emergency procedures list, he has multiple business specific insurance, along with requiring customer purchase of insurance too and LLC structured for minimum liability exposure.

I understand that Smart Move does not release it to the landlord, but I always ask for SS# on my applications and to see their card.Is the SS# thing the only reason you would not use them?

This book was released in 2020 and provides a great overview and breaks down the wholesaling process.

Also, if you live in Michigan, you're REQUIRED to have this in your lease:"A tenant who has a reasonable apprehension of present danger to him or her or his or her child from domestic violence, sexual assault, or stalking may have special statutory rights to seek a release of rental obligation under MCL 554.601b."

If they are ok with that have them sign some kind of release to have it done.Also - if that tree is that big chances are more damage will occur in the future so maybe start budgeting to have it brought down.Trees that close to a home degrade the roof, cause moss to grow, roots push on your foundation walls, and can be a vector for bugs and critters to get on your roof and try and get in your attic. 

Under Texas law, it is unlawful for a creditor to refuse to partially release a lien such as the above that is clouding the title of a person’s homestead.