This could be a 0% owner by the letter of the law...What are the Reporting Basics?

However I just received a very concerning letter from the Fire Marshall Office saying I need to provide a notarized letter within 5 days stating I will not have more than 12 occupants in the cabin until I change the Certificate of Occupancy which would be devastating to my bookings.  

Today I got a certified letter stating a lien has been placed on the property by the landscaping company they hired but have not paid.

Many are zoned as mixed use communities.

I have purchased turnkeys over the years and have had mixed results.

I’ve seen mixed reviews.

I had to start the eviction process, but fortunately, they left a little over a month after their lease ended—just before it went to court.These challenges reinforced the importance of tenant screening and clear leases, lessons I’d carry with me throughout the year.Summer: Refinancing and Big ChangesSummer brought a mix of wins and challenges:I began having issues with the garden unit tenants, which would escalate later in the year.After learning from the screening mistakes I made with the garden unit, I updated the third-floor unit and rented it to great new tenants.

I really only hear mixed reviews, but can't say one way or another personally. 

It’s a mix of strategy, management, and a little bit of chaos, especially when dealing with unruly tenants or trying to balance your budget while upgrading properties.

Redeveloping into mixed use live/work/play projects has been the most common proposed solution the past few years in my area.