That's all taken care of on my side.All I need from an agent is to physically attend the address, take interior/exterior pictures of the place, or better put me or one of my partners on video to view it. 

The tenant should not be on this check at this time if a valid lease is in place, they are still deposits.The Property should be physically checked as soon as possible due to your concerns.The Arizona Department of Real Estate would be very interested in this situation and would very/extremely likely immediately open an investigation into the matter. 

Eradicate the pests, clean up the surroundings, and repair the physical damage caused by the pests.

A quick little blurb about us: I am currently a Physical Therapist, and Liz is a Realtor.

Sometimes a tenant is reticent towards moving because they have physical difficulty, in which case you can offer them the services of a moving truck and men to help them pack.

I'm sure there's an acronym somewhere but it really doesn't matter.But, we've also done some deals that probably aren't as great as they could have been, we could have waited and got better deals, but we have one small problem - we don't have a crystal ball.So we play the game the best we can today, rather than worry about the deal that may or may not happen tomorrow.However, of the bad deals, although they may not be as good as we want it opens doors (both physically and metaphorically).For instance, we got to a size of SFRs (with the bad deals - grass still needs cutting) where my wife employed a gardener for two months whilst I was away.

I see on BP there are some seller question sheets, but those questions seemed to be related to the physical property which is helpful, but I am looking for less obvious questions.Thanks, in advance!

That would be one reason they do not count the land as the only ownership is the physical medical office space.Be careful with medical office.

I am in San Jose, CA currently, and cannot physically go look at said units.

The listing broker will prepare stuff like: rent rolls, P/L statement, physical building information (size, location, amenities, etc.)