It came back about 90% accurate and instructive.  

We’re more cost-effective because we keep it simple: upfront pricing, no hidden fees, the right-sized load for your needs, and efficient hauling that saves you time and money—all from a local, family-owned business.

If it was one-time, fixed, and no problems since, then only bring it up if they specifically ask.Most buyers just want to know there’s no hidden, ongoing issue—and a simple, honest answer usually keeps things moving; I really hopes this adds to the good advice you are getting here and helps you out; I sent you a DM on BP and hope you area able to assist.

If you’re buying for STRs, I’d just make sure it’s inspected, pumped if needed, and that guests get clear instructions (and reminders) on what can and can’t go down the drain.

I placed clear instructions and signage throughout the home, advised on must-have amenities, and suggested décor that appeals to this type of rental.

I've had to be the one presenting the offer, because there is almost always a counter offer and a hidden need from the seller that has to be uncovered. 

There may be some hidden costs, regulations, holding time and costs, etc. that should be put into consideration that are best found from a local expert.

You’ll find all these forms come populated with information and/or instructions on what to do.

We have documented work instructions for all processes we follow to market properties and select tenants.

Hidden seconds are what kill approvals. • Run the DSCR at both today’s rate and a stressed rate (+1–1.5%) to confirm the deal still covers. • Consider whether the bridge path sets you up for a clean refi exit — i.e., can you roll into perm debt in 12–24 months once stabilized?