Sometimes bankable can mean water heater straps and carbon monoxide detectors.

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Every city inspector I've ever met with said that they can only require safety issues to be fixed, and not require you to add anything unless it is a safety issue (carbon, smoke detector, etc)For most municipalities I'd expect to have a smoke detector in or around each bedroom and a CO detector near all sleeping areas.Does Bedford use safebuilt for their inspections like Maple Heights does, or is it a city employee who came out?

For clarity, the concern is, as John Carbone stated, where the income shifts from "rental income" to "fees" that are not charged to me but to the guest.

@Luke Carl and @John Carbone, when you say "licensed", is that as an agent?

I'm a realtor specializing in the Monroe and Carbon county regions of the Poconos, with a specific focus on working with Short Term Rental investors.

I guess I should add, I am in Glen Carbon.

Condos are tough to make money at and them as well as townhomes are very difficult to make stand out since they are all carbon copies and there are thousands of them.

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I had to set an operating agreement, which I more or less carbon copied from one my banker gave me.