I enjoyed the emphasis on cash flow (I'm a cash flow guy) among other subjects discussed. 

If none of their leased space or area is being impacted then I don't think you are triggering any change to the enjoyment of the space they leased. 

AND, I would require that there be a smoke detector in the garage that is "connected" or "talks to" the smoke detectors in the house so that if a fire does break out in the garage, the tenants can get out out before the house burns down.I would also make sure that there is a sufficient fire wall between the garage and the rest of the house.

If he can't, we'll know for sure and that will be the smoking gun. 

Stay curious, be proactive, and enjoy the learning process.

They want to enjoy your trees without paying for them.

I am meeting with about 2 people a week from bigger pockets over coffee and enjoying the experience.

I've gone twice and thoroughly enjoyed it both times!

I have had to advise customers that the small addition to their house , when pulling a permit will trigger the inspector to make them add fire sprinklers to the whole house , hard wired smoke alarms , upgraded electrical panel , plant 15 trees . 

So you had lots of vacancies in the weekdays and then people having parties on the weekends.Lots of locals smoking weed on the front porch / blasting music on front porch, plus worse, that I wasn’t fully privvy too.Airbnb is making it harder and harder to screen Airbnb tenants (a quick Google / FB stalk is impossible without last names / photos being shown).A party starting to kick up at 2 am that you’re watching from your outdoor cams hundreds of miles away and your 450k home on the line is a terrible feeling.Anyone who’s been doing Airbnb long enough has horror stories, big items stolen, thousands of dollars of damage, or worse.