Our daughter was able to line up friends as tenants for the fall, but we were still left with a 3 month gap between completion of the renovations and the start of the new school rental year, so to plug the gap and prevent a large cash drain we turned to Airbnb, made possible because we chose to furnish the house. 

Found a product by Murphy's oil that has a stain in it.

A second mortgage, however, should not prevent or disrupt the sale.

But the tenant is Section 8 so I understand a judgment will prevent her from moving...or possibly endanger her voucher if she doesn't pay. 

From what I understand, it's partially to persuade people to upgrade to a pro account but mostly to prevent the forums from being flooded by PM's, agents, contractors, wholesalers, flippers, etc. who are just looking to advertise their products/services. 

That said if they have small kids or an elderly person or for extreme heat I would do what is necessary to prevent someone from being exposed to this heat for long.

If you don't want your information to be present in such a way, you can take the efforts to change the titling of your properties and that'll prevent it from happening in the future, but as for what's already out there, outside of complaining directly to the companies that post the information, you're probably stuck.

That said, they can do very little to prevent you from having a “roommate” or havIng a relative live there - you’ll have to find a tenant willing to support that they are sharing the unit with you if questioned and you could draft a roommate “share” agreement rather than a lease for that fIrst year.

If you have a property in a lower income area and have had this issue it might be a good idea to build something around the meter to prevent vandals/thieves.

For instance, if one’s net worth is $500K, and most of its tied up in real estate, would it be a good idea to keep the next investment at $100K or less (20% of total net worth) from a diversification standpoint to prevent from devastating loss in the event something majorly goes wrong with the property?