What would be the right way to approach the bank about this, and who at the bank could void this term of the loan agreement? 

I’d be very grateful for any advice or recommendations on how best to approach these modifications.Also if I were to refinance in the future to pull out cash from the property, is this something that banks could refuse to lend on if I have code violations of lets say a wall that was moved or removed?

It’s done but can be risky.Just my 2 cents and how I approached my real estate / home ownership process - not saying it’s right or wrong just sharing my experience

If you go to court, there's some cost to that and you'd be risking more escalation if they sought counsel as well.My approach for problem tenants is just appease them if the cost is minor and then not renew the lease, or even cash-for-keys if necessary.

YouTube is a great platform for marketing, and starting out can feel overwhelming, but it’s manageable with the right approach.

Or maybe by then you will just bypass the STR thing and go a different direction.What do you think is that best best way to approach the real estate business?  

While no service is one-size-fits-all, we’re confident in our ability to deliver exceptional results for clients aligned with our approach.  

Though I've had a lot of doors shut and people hanging up from cold calls, it's helped refine the way I approach people.

If you find a property that you like, approach the listing agent and have them represent you, but ask them for a referral fee.

Has anyone ever been approached by Landtrade.com?