I know that I can not deny an ESA for a tenant, but can I deny their guests from bringing ESA animals when they visit or stay overnight?

As I prepare to welcome visitors to experience the beauty of Blue Ridge, I find myself in need of some valuable recommendations.Firstly, I am currently in search of reliable and comprehensive insurance coverage for my cabin.

This steady influx of visitors is creating strong demand for short-term rental properties, especially in areas close to downtown, such as Fountain Square, Mass Ave, and Broad Ripple.High Occupancy Rates: Short-term rentals in the city are enjoying high occupancy rates, particularly during peak event seasons.

It sounds like you need farm or ranch insurance that covers visitors and guests who stay on the property. 

While there is a lot missing, even your market rents of $550 and $750 scream trouble.  

I do believe in trusting your gut too - and my gut was screaming "no" to the salesy pressures from day one (texts and emails that we need to look at properties urgently, that two are already sold, etc.). 

The "sneaky duplex" phrase sounds to me just like "sneaky tax evasion" - it's great to get something illegally until you are caught.The screaming obvious action for you here is to call your town and ask about the property.

My interest in SLC is that I have family there and want to visit often, it is where the USA Climbing Training Center is which gets lots of visitors etc... 

Thanks Matt Hey Matt, Pensacola receives a lot of visitors between the beaches, hospitals, navy base, downtown and colleges so it can be a great market for STR(including AirBnB) investing. 

Prices in AB (depending where you look) are also lower and if you are in Calgary or Edmonton or nearby, it is easy for your husband to fly for a visit or for you to go there.