That would be a BIG NO.You are trusting the tenant to be responsible with YOUR investment and your family's future wealth.City and counties have ordinances from fire code on how far away a pit can be.They are not allowed on decks or near fences that are attached to structure.The thought is wind can propel the flame onto the building or connected structure and catch fire.

In the electrical field there are many codes required.

The city code inspector had come out on that day and inspected the house.

I was looking ate the zip code of 85138 and 85139.

Is there a habitability issue per the housing code?

Anyhow his email said he did around 70 in the last few years.When I was looking into Memphis it was because there were some deals I had seen very cheap, I called his guy and he explained the neighborhoods, the zip codes, everything else, and in the end, even though his guy would have made money with re-hab and mgmt, he told me not to buy.

They have code violations here...code violations there code violations everywhere!!!!  

I also had to re-wire & re plumb most of it to meet code.

This would be a first for me and need some help with some tools and resources to make my life easier.Key-Less LocksI've seen things like Resort Lock which allows you to update codes for renters to have access to the property but only after a specific time.

(California civil code 2924 explains the timelines and procedure of foreclosures in CA.)Reinstating the 1st will buy you time by stopping the foreclosure.