When you buy foreclosures you take a gamble on stuff like this.  

I suspect two things are happening here: 1) Hotels are lobbying hard to squeeze VR's in this time of crisis and 2) the Governor made a calculated gamble that STR's are many small fish who, individually, are unlikely to sue while Hotels would certainly do so. 

And file them using some tax software.Home Depot has a "Pro" account which is easy to sign up for and allows you to set up automatic email receipts to your chosen email address.

Up until this point you've come really close to what I'd call gambling three times. 

I don't want to give them a specific reason why, I just want to say something like "sorry, we have chosen a different tenant".BUT...if the house stays on the market after that, it's going to be obvious that I don't really have another tenant, I just don't want that particular one.

What's more important is finding a strong team you trust on the ground in your chosen market.

Lastly, to cover you in the closing, you'll need an attorney to draft a contract between you and Bob and then all of you with the Agent that's chosen to list it as you'll need to be paid through the Brokerage (most likely) that's receiving the commission, but check with your local and state laws for all of this; I'm in TN.

I run pet Friendly places and make it clear that animal rescue is my chosen charity.

I'm not sure I can at the moment as I only have about 50k cash (soon to be ~130k, but I don't want to be gambling away inheritance).

The Borrower has a right to their privacy and is subject to Fair Credit standards.BTW, obtaining a credit report to review the first line history is also a gamble.