I absolutely love it, but I don’t know how well something like that will rent on Airbnb since it’s essentially one large 500 square-foot unit (with double hight floor to ceiling windows).

I think the general idea is that areas like finished basements, or cape cods with sloped ceilings on the 2nd floor have finished space that is not equivalent in value and use as other finished spaces.

By converting over to LTR you'll reduce the time needed to oversee the property and while you may not have a high of a ceiling for income on the property as a STR, you'll have a consistent income.

If it's related to the work he did, he won't charge us.In the same text, she showed a picture of her tub hardware, which has come apart from the ceiling support. 

It is a business though so be prepared to work but the ceiling is very high. 

The last thing you want is for them just run venting across the ceiling and you see it (as an extreme example)I think you could split it or just say if that's what they want then they would have to pay for it.

This fully renovated 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom home features high ceilings, modern finishes, and a downstairs bedroom for convenience.

(high rise condo) The vent does not work and as a result humidity damaged the ceiling. 

I do have 2 exits as it a walkout basement and the ceiling is 7 ft high.

They almost flooded the entire ceiling the first day because they couldn't even figure out how to turn the water all the way off.I am looking for an answer on how I can deal with this.