@Christian Hutchinson, I totally see that, I will tell you that could happen in Royal Oak as well (but I'm sure not the same frequency), I've been thru what you're describing as well, the good news is that the landlord is in total control, 2 key things: strict rules and make your house very nice, so you won't have cheap pricing, all the shady characters that used to inquiry about my house don't even bother anymore, they get scared by my strict rules, they're looking for the newbie host that has no rules. 

He might cook every day or once a year, he has the right to use those items as much as he needs for 4 years the frequency isn't your concern at all and not applicable here.  

Ohio House bill prompts Akron to draft its own ordinance City Council decided the legislation was necessary after the Ohio House of Representative introduced a bill in February to prevent municipalities from prohibiting short-term rentals and regulating the number, duration, or frequency of rental periods.

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My lease has a standard clause about entering the premises with consent of resident or with reasonable notice for repairs, maintenance inspections, etc.I've read that "Although some states allow landlords to enter the...

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I don't, but I go there with some frequency.

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