I suppose it might depend on the size or nature of your portfolio, but my insurance company has never asked me who manages my properties. 

My tenants have different rent amounts and are supposed to write their name on the deposit slip.

I suppose those that have not been in the game a long time don't realize you need some significant appreciation like your experiencing to make some real money.. 

It's supposed to use some sort of AI to predict evictions but they don't actually do an evictions search so you might want to run one separately.  

I originally applied for a loan back in February 2019 with an interest rate lock at 4.75% and we were supposed to close in April 2019.

Although not recorded at the CAD or county clerks, it's possible that the supposed owner has some physical paperwork for FSBO or a deed.

The city, county, and sewer company tell me they don’t help out with the cost, it’s all put on the homeowner.I suppose what I have now is a failing tank that’s leaking, but otherwise not failing in the sense that it likely won’t come back up into the house.

My lender emails me tonight and is requiring a 12 month policy or else they wont fund....oh and I am suppose to close it 2 days and have already had a few extensions.

How the hell is he supposed to know there are roots in the drainage ?

But technically the tenant in the top unit is supposed to have access to basement by law- as the electric panels and water shutoffs are in the basement, -- correct?