I have just sent my first "You'll be here soon" email to the first visitor, who will be arriving in two days.We are doing all of our final safety checks, such as adding carbon monoxide detectors to the existing smoke detectors, putting in the child protective outlet covers around the property. 

*Section twenty-one allows judges to issue a stay of eviction for up toone year where the tenant cannot find suitable housing in the sameneighborhood or the eviction would cause extreme hardship.

We have a division-1 football & basketball teams that regularly attract outside visitors, as well as having Interstate-80 run right through our town.

Looks like it’s back to the drawing board in looking for a suitable property.  

You might not like the house rules but there is no "injustice" in a landlord saying no overnight visitors and no pet visits - if those are her terms, you can accept them or find another property to rent. 

We have about 8 to 9 millions visitors per year and they love staying in nightly rentals.  

At some point they become tenants, not visitors and getting them out could be a huge headache for you.

What he can provide is likely more suitable to your area than what you will find for free online.

You might want to look for lenders in your region or city, use the search function on BP, and build a file of suitable local lenders.

We had a visitor staying at our place who disputed the charge while he was staying at our place because he said that he didn't recognize the charge.