If not then I will make them clean up the misunderstanding with the county.

Misunderstanding there.  

Its a common misunderstanding.  

I think you have a fundamental misunderstanding of how real estate investment works

As said above, most IC agreements will have this spelled out and they usually allow you to sell your personal residence only for free and only if you have been at the brokerage more than a year.When you are an investor & agent, these things should be spelled out in detail with your office so there are no misunderstandings in the future.

Insurance also doesn’t protect you from misunderstandings, especially those made in writing and email.

@Christian Scully I could be misunderstanding you, but it sounds like you're trying to find a way to have your cake (living outside of Providence) and eat it too (still have an Airbnb even after the new owner-occupied rules).I'm guessing that there are people who will try to do that, just like some people claim that they don't have a car or it's housed in a different city, but they actually live (and have a car in) Providence - to avoid the higher Providence car tax.Some people will probably find a way to get away with it, but some percentage might get caught.

Before  closing, we send a letter and hand-deliver to tenants to confirm the info from the owner's estoppel letter, and tell the tenants to contact us immediately if there are any questions or misunderstandings.  

@Dan SchwartzHmmm.... it sounds like maybe I'm misunderstanding the calculation for net worth?

If anyone can point out where I am misunderstanding the calculator please let me know.