My other idea was to bring a business into that portion of the building, such as an internet cafe, and work with the tenant to help facilitate the package pickup.

I googled around as well, and I think there are multiple resources on the Internet.

Give them the plumber's number to call and set up an appointment.

A certificate of existence/good standing can be purchased online by the seller and provided to the title company along with a resolution signed by all members approving the sale and appointing an authorized signatory (and including an indemnity).As long as the proceeds are being sent directly to the entity seller's bank account, there is literally zero risk here.

I hate to steal internet guru's lines, but right it's like you're reading about doing push ups.

Are utilities included, cable, internet, wifi, heat, a/c.

The internet is a quicker way.

My tenant just moved in and cannot find a phone jack for internet use.

Look up on the internet for  mold remediation mixtures (usually water and bleach) that you can treat the walls with.

.- MLS originally listed $1200 MTM w/lease- At time of P&S, listing said $1200 MTM no lease- There is no security deposit- The unit was already pretty beat up, but some damage is evidently from the tenant (ie: their kid beat up the baseboard pretty badly crashing into it on his tricycle MANY times all around the living room)- Per contingencies, I received a statement from the current owner stating he receives $1275/month and includes internet & water- Also he is verifying this income per another contingency he agreed toI am opening this to discussion because I'd like to hear some opinions of my game plan for handling the unit:- I'd like to have an introduction with the tenant and see about getting them on a short-term lease (ending right before school starts up, just in case)- I don't want to increase rent, if anything I'd lower it and no longer include internet (maybe)- I'd like to acquire a security deposit, but not sure how to go about this without tainting the relationship with the tenant, and considering the pandemic, don't want to ask for MORE money right now- Can I even hold the tenant responsible for any damage that was evidently caused by them if I'm inheriting the property in it's current condition (after the damage was done)?