But the term of the agreement determines the danger period.

Purchasing property based on Anticipation is dangerous.

Its another unique way of offering max leverage while mitigating your risk.Not saying its entirely on the lender's side either, seeing lower appraisal values, I think in part, because of higher rates throughout the year so the price of recent comps are lowered from the last 90-120 days creating a unique environment.Definitely takes a little more work on the front end to make sure your comps are solid.

MOST DANGEROUS US CITIEShttps://realestate.usnews.com/places/rankings/most-dangerous-places

"in a way that relates to how good or bad something isIBM (a major computer company :-) put out10 AI dangers and risks and how to manage themhttps://www.ibm.com/think/insights/10-ai-dangers-and-risks-a...Number 10 to me is very interesting10.

And why do you want to control their personal choice so they must carry this with them on the property; is there some kind of danger in the neighborhood such as wild puma's or something, or bears (This is a serious question)?

As someone who have worked with a lender before, Private lenders typically look for solid numbers (purchase price, rehab costs, resale value), a proven track record (especially in similar projects), a clear exit strategy (how you plan to repay), and risk mitigation (contingencies)

Should I hire someone to draft up a legal document and serve the tenant/property to make them aware of the danger?

This can mitigate risk and let you immediately do a cash-out refi if you want to put something down on an additional property or need some cash.

But gold and silver to me are dangerous assets.