Also, after signing rules, guests provide a signature stating acknowledgement of exterior security camera at property which is discussed a few times on OTA listing as well.These house rules and consequences are mentioned several times before guest steps foot into property.

It would be wise of you to acknowledge this instead of getting overly defensive.

There may be (is) a due on sale clause in the first mortgage, so you'll have to sign disclosures acknowledging they may call the loan due if they care to (they typically don't if payments are being made on time), and you'll still need a local RE Attorney to draft the wraparound Note and wraparound Mortgage.I wrote a BP blog explaining wraps here.Tag me if you have any further questions.

Do you have the tenant sign something acknowledging they have been given notice of not renewal or just sending them an email stating their lease won't be renewed for another term will suffice? 

I've run into a situation that I could definitely use some advice/guidance on.I have a unit that is rented by two people and their rent has been late (5 business days after the 1st) EVERY month since moving in in March 2022, this has been documented and acknowledged by the tenants.

I have reached out to them a couple times now and they have acknowledged they would pay but since they haven't I figured this makes sense.

I have an offer that could benefit both the seller and I but it seems the seller's agent won't acknowledge the offer.

-Obtain a signed acknowledgment and acceptance of the disclosure from all notified parties. 

Ah yes, thank you for acknowledging the subsidy component in my scenario.  

I appreciate the acknowledgement.