And there was a disclaimer that said that if they did dig under your property, and your house was to fall into a giant hole from them tunneling under your home, they would not be liable.And they had the right to dig a well on the property, if they needed water.It was the most insane thing I could have imagined.  

If neither of those exist, it's time to dig a little deeper and see.

Sure, they both have engines, but the Corolla won't dig a hole for you.

If there is some issue, and not speaking English is not a valid issue, but let's say at the showing they mention they just got new jobs, new to them, no experience and say they mentioned it's on commission and you see they are driving a new car that they mentioned as having good credit, like we have made our car payment on time every month, dang car isn't 6 months old......What does that tell you, you can dig a bit deeper and pre qualify them for free and you should!

I would be cautious and dig a little deeper.Being in a city on the state line, common reasons for people not changing their driver's licenses or vehicle plates here include: evading paying registration fees, evading paying sales tax by showing an ID from a state that has no sales tax, evading being tracked down by creditors, evading paying child support, evading the law, planning to move back to the other state soon (short tenancy), wanting to retain some of the benefits of the prior state (library card, voter registration, tax privileges, etc.)  

If you like her, find out what the collections are and if they're not a big deal, dig a little deeper and require a larger deposit. 

Promise some one is buying and selling in these areas you just got to dig a bit deeper PM if I can answer more questions Alex

Him -"Look, I know I want the house, I have cash ready, I saw the pictures online and it is great area, income is no problem, my credit has been damaged due to a divorce but no other issues, we can get the lease started today".I have never had someone rush to get in a property that worked out well, so I need to dig a little bit deeper, something is off. 

Both good articles but not enough info on insurance, that was not a dig as the articles were not specifically written to explain the differences between additionally insured and additional interest.

Dig a hole on the side of the slab and jack it up.