I've specialized in landlord-tenant law since 2006, and I can tell you, most lease agreements out there (including from notable online sources) are only standard leases and do not have a professional landlord business in mind. 3.

Our government pours so much money into new laws aimed at landlords, but they don't do anything to go after the real thieves.

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I’m not sure of the laws and processes in Canada, but here in Florida if the tenant’s use of the bag damages the floor, then the repair costs may be able to be claimed from their security deposit.

I would use the long term strategy as the exit strategy since str laws are stricter. 

I would think there is some fair housing law/landlord law that doesn't allow you to post a property you don't own, but if they seller gave you the blessing I'm sure it's fine? 

I explained how that was not true by state law and provided them with a blank seller's disclosure form they could use.

Is it related to state laws or else?

That is in the City of Cincinnati so you have to comply with Cincinnati ordinances as well as Ohio landlord tenant law.

There is no state law that prohibits 2nd liens...if that's what you are asking.