I read the laws frontwards and backward then speak to a real attorney in the specific state I'm renting them before I do anythingMI would recommend you do the same

:@Michael PlanteBrave waiving inspection on a sight unseen.I know the neighborhoods I flip in frontwards and backwards When I see the house on Zillow I have already looked it over from the outside,Know how much it should sell for and how long it will take to sell in the current market For fix up cost I figure worse case scenario I will still do ok I only do flips which if it goes to plan it will net me at least 50% of the money I put into it 

It would not hurt all Oklahoma landlords to read the entire act to brush up on the statutes (believe me, the judges know these statutes frontwards and backwards).

Yeah, I know that if you go to the metro court hose 9 out of 10 people there will be XX, and yeah I ran a sec 8 community of 96 units, I did the evictions, believe me I know the whole XX thing frontwards and backwards.

Take the time to review the lease with them and make sure you understand it frontwards and backwards. 

Definitely wouldn't recommend that if you don't know that stuff frontwards and backwards, though.

Here's some updates for this project:+ Deficiencies: - 3 beds but only 1 bath- 2 of the bedrooms are only 9' wide- kitchen is only 8' wide, closed in (through an 3' opening)- boring front elevation + Bonuses:- big front yard- big back yard- great size side yard+ Master plan:- Expand rear wall backward 2 more feet: enlarge bedrooms from 9' to 11' wide; make kitchen bigger & open floor plan- Bring front wall frontward to enlarge family room- Add master bathroom as a second one- Add small porch to make it looks a little more curb appeal.- Build a brand new ADU (2nd unit) in the back!

PLAN backwards and frontwards.

Research the laws in your state frontwards and backwards so you can be sure to not just comply but also to ensure no ethics complaints.

Learn your market frontwards and backwards.