The way the business model is presented is that everything will be well managed and the teams on the ground will meet your standards and have the necessary experience.

If it is a safety concern, it should get fixed.

The house I own , I am looking to move out of and rent out to long term tenants.I have searched this board and google and I have gotten answers all across the board...When I go to rent out this place, Do I need a safety fence (or gate) around my pool area?

So the kids are leaning on the screens, which is a HUGE SAFETY HAZARD!

This sounds like a safety issue and I'd do it right away.

You would need new approvals from Regional Planning and Building & Safety for the re-conversion to meet applicable single-family residential development standards under Title 22 (Zoning) of the County Code.”I asked to see the actual covenant document but was given only sample language.

I am in aggressive expansion mode, and need to shelter my future assets from risky assets I hold in AirBNB in NYC (breaking a sublease clause).

We pay meticulous attention to ensuring the safety of our tenants to minimize this risk.

Since the turnkey fix and flip business model is proven, it seemed to be a good opportunity to leverage the experience and success of my team to help others do the same.

Without getting into my business model...I rent housing to medical doctors in Metro Detroit on Training.