Weekly KPI checks allow us to make timely modifications and guarantee that we are genuinely making an impact.

From my understanding, the company renting/running it usually would act as a live-in property manager and would also handle the modifications.

But as it has been explained to me, should something happen on the property, because of all the un inspected modifications, I would be on the hook.

The contract is almost always provided by the owner using an AIA template contract with owner requested modifications.

ThanksI don't allow my tenants to make any modifications to the property such as repainting, installing new flooring, etc. 

I have a lot of ideas of how to spruce the place up but I'm going to need more time than just a quick walk through to figure out what needs to be fixed, updated and what types of modifications I want.

You need to know if they will sell, about how much they are behind, when the sale date is, who the lender is, have they done a loan modification before, and many more things like that. 

Based on our research thus far we think we can eventually have up to 30 rooms ( after much modification ) ..  

For most of my remodel projects, at least 50%-70% of the creative ideas/modifications come from me (and that's being generous).

Are there any modifications to the written lease?