One of the AirBnbs in Paradise Valley was used for a Porn shoot so you can have all kinds of implications if you're not careful.

Here in CA the tenant is required to allow access, but is under no obligation to do anything else --no cleaning or vacating of any sort is required (nor is dressing, getting out of bed, answering the door, or turning off the porn movies, & holstered firearm is A-OK as long as it's legal).

You are new to the area.Ignore the finance porn and hype, rent for a few years in a nice area, it's cheaper and more fun for young people.  

They could have the place a mess, sit on the sofa naked, and watch porn during showings; and there’s literally nothing you could do. 

Remember, Newsweek has only an obligation to make sure that the ad doesn't violate community indecency standards (obvious porn), is not advertising anything illegal on face value (cocaine, weapons) and is not in poor taste (pictures of abortion).

Aka number porn :wink:

Anyway, the seller's father was more or less the porn king of that market and the units were filled with boxes that had literally thousands of reels of old porn films in them.

I do business like you Jay at closing with wet signatures.https://www.npr.org/sections/alltechconsidered/2017/06/12/532586426/notaries-are-starting-to-put-down-the-stamp-and-pick-up-a-webcam

I torture myself by watching surfline webcams from work...

But it is kind of like porn.