It also clashes with the natural wood.

If natural gas is available , I would go for that , if it is propane , thats no better than oil for cost .

It depends entirely on the amount and nature of the lead.

Also, if you hear word of a weather event or natural disaster, check in often.

I don't think that's an unfair assessment or something that just applies to section 8 but human nature in general. 

Way beyond the normal wear and tear of your tenants vehicles.Not really deferred maintenance, but Mother Nature can also wreck havoc on a park.

The high level of natural catastrophes (hurricanes, flooding) just make it a difficult market to write policies in and not pay out more than they charge.

I just wanted to be sensitive to them due to the nature of the situation.

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Jared, there are state specific contracts, actually many variations of each, for example you may have a standard contract for single family homes, one for duplexes one for multiple units, commercial properties, mobile home, as-is, etc etc etc...then you have various addendums to address specific situations, such as pre 1978 lead paint disclosures, short sale, backup contract, etc etc etc.usually the actual contract you will need is dictated by the nature of the home, the seller, and whatever contingency you may impose.