You could be asked to anti up time and time again with your minority status, you cant stop it.

I doubt it, but I don't know the property nor care to continue to argue, but also be aware that if you were to flip it with no improvements you can run afoul of both hud anti flipping regulations and possibly state laws depending on the state.

I’m about to go live Tuesday with 2 vacation rentals via EVOLVE utilizing platforms like AirBnb. I interviewed the local property manager who is just starting to think about marketing her clients on AirBnb-way behind....

Like make hovering skateboards (like in Back to the Future) and anti-gravity rooms.

If you haven't noticed, I'm sorta anti-condo due to HOAs!

Can you imagine going through tons of drama with an anti-business state only to get minimal profit when you sell? 

If you read the news in Spain now there are many articles about the growth of Airbnb and how it has negatively affected the centre of Madrid, Barcelona etc and made it unaffordable for average people so there is always the possibility the government may take a more anti Airbnb stance if the problem gets worse.I am not recommending you to buy in another country.

I'm well versed in the NJ Anti-eviction statute. leases must be renewed  or go MtoM if the tenant wishes, and rent increases cannot be "unconscionable",the interpretation of that up to the individual judge hearing the case. http://www.state.nj.us/dca/divisions/codes/publications/pdf_lti/t_i_r.pdfCan anyone elaborate on how him being on the lease improves my situation over him potentially being a squatter after the lease has been terminated by the leaseholders?

@Dan CrenshawIf the boiler has an anti-freeze setting, I would have it enabled and configured, if not, you can install a control to override the internal thermostat which will keep the house at a minimum temperature and will run the boiler every X minutes/hours as a freeze prevention.We have it written in the lease that tenants must maintain a minimum heat of 10C in the unit even when they are away, and that they will be responsible for any costs arising from frozen plumbing within the conditioned space of the unit.Where this is not the first time your tenants have done this I would pass though the service costs to them.  

Another thing that I didn't see anyone mention is your tenants are protected by the anti eviction act which applies to 3 units and higher non owner occupied dwellings....There are only ~ 12 reasons roughly why a tenant can be evicted while protected by the NJ anti eviction act..