I have never met him in real life which seems to contradict the definitions presented above.   

They do not need to be present and will only be a nuisance if they are. 

It has been fought for and won by the seller because the buyer never presented the relevant reports on what they wanted repaired.The correct way to do it (in my area with our standard contracts) is to provide the report and say fix everything on here.

We are in a strong position of tracking and could present nicely configured documents to anyone who asked on each individual property.

They too can present you with their letter from the internet.

Built in 2009, single story stucco on concrete block, the initial paint job was cheap and thin, some hairline settlement cracks were present needing caulking and the finish had faded/stained.

Wait until the end of the lease and present you new lease with new terms, if any.And to answer your other question - nobody likes a random person showing up at the door. 

Include all present expenses that you are aware of.. taxes, insurance, needed repairs etc.Keep in mind th evast majority of SFHs are not suitable as income rental properties.

Hi everyone:How can you know if a Schedule E being presented is accurate and not bogus?

No details spared as it relates to presentation.