Perhaps you would want to know how to structure a business as a sole prop or as a partnership, what type of corporation to form, what kind of accounting methods to use, etc.

He is obligated to present all offers to the seller. 

Just trying to find other options that would be less expensive right now and release my current obligation to this property.

In the terms, we clarify they are working as an independent contractor, responsible for their own tax obligations, supply their own tools and protective gear, perform in a professional manner according to industry standards, and leave the work area clean and undamaged.

Landlord is obliged to correct the problem within a reasonable amount of time OR failing that, tenant could have the repairs done and deduct from the rent and provide receipts for the work done.

Stripping not only wipes the debt from the borrower's obligation to pay, but also releases the lien from the property so you have no right of foreclosure to enforce a lien or recover collateral securing a debt.

For example, if the law or judicial precedent in your state puts an obligation on landlords to disclose the felon's status to all the other tenants and if the current owner didn't do it and you fail to do so upon taking over you likely have substantial liability.  

Or request that permits are applied for which could be a rabbit hole of your seller obliges.

He's obligated to a fudiciary relationship with both parties but it is the equivalent of have one lawyer for defense and prosecution . .

I have had a long time account with PNC but since they are such a corporate bank would they be more conservative with the number of mortgages?