One option that I was considering was having a humidity sensor and kill switch, LED lights, etc.  

As someone who has been looking at homes in the Bay Area over the last year, the homes with original details stand out (and sell for more) among the generic flips (grey wood laminate, recessed lighting, white cabinets and subway tile and all beige bathrooms).

Hoping someone had this issue, and can shed some light. 

Turn the lights on, put the toilet seat down, pick up the random stuff on the basement floor.

Sad to see it removed, but rules are rules....I'd like to see it continued/re-examined, but this time simply in light of generosity in general not tied to any other type of organization.I believe that people who are generous have a way about them that tends to draw others toward them, which is helpful in business where net working and establishing relationships built on trust is important. 

So we still have the short term rental investment green light here and I personally don’t expect it to change in the near future.Let me know if I can help you in any way.

The Registered Agent (assuming I need one) will have to be me and I would need a Florida address.Can anyone shed some light?

If its just hallway lights, should be about half that. 

The city building official said the city inspects for code compliance but not bad design -- hardly reassuring in light of the municipal fees that drive up home costs everywhere.

I saw one triplex where the guy put in brand new light oak laminate floor and he let the tenants paint .. they painted the walls a dark crimson color and never used a drop cloths they splattered it all over the floors around the perimeter of every wall .