Yes, yes, yes, you NEED to set up the right structure when inviting the general public into your vacation home.

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Won't publicly slander their name, but reach out if you're in the market for a contractor and I'll tell you who to avoid. 

If it is going down your plumbing system and clogs etc. that could be problemmaticI also hope you are on public utilities and not a well and septic.anytime you have more people coming and going it will increase wear and tear.

Simplicity, and a Public/Private Partnership in Affordable housing

Just a public reminder.Before buying a tax deed or foreclosure from the county auction, do your due diligence.  

The public generally knows what they are getting for the price.

Have them stay at a hotel for a month and get all the repairs done and then start fresh with a pretext of listing the unit to the public.

Why do the courts allow such HOA auctions to take place when it creates more financial burden to the general public?  

The ownership shifts from privately owned to entity owned and Beneficiaries of the Trust remains anonymous and not public record which will not trigger the due on sale clause according to the Garn-St.Germain Act of 1982.