Just to be clear, from my reading of the amended language, the new requirement is that you either1.

Had some interest from employees moving to town for the local employer however none wanted to pay the rent I was asking - we didnt have a yard in at the time and the driveway will need to be replaced, however that will happen in the next year or so (driveway is not horrible - just not appealing to the eye) -- however the interior was extremely nice.Had interest from 3 groups of college students - ended up going with 4 female student athletes -- Ran background/credit checks on them all, naturally none of their incomes supported the rent, however each had to compose an email with the supporting documentation on how  they would afford the rent -- parents emails were included as well (Combo of scholarships, student loans, jobs, parental support etc) -- I had my lease amended by an attorney to be air tight on the joint/several liability that was discussed earlier.  

These are all points an attorney negotiates by redlining a word doc PSA until a final contract is ready to execute.Another way is to use a boiler plate contract and insert amendments.

@Steve Vaughan Let the bad tax advice begin- Amendments are actually great off season work ;)

Here goes:  recent appraisal, survey, Certificate of Occupancy, Phase 1 or 2 studies, Amendments to lease, personal guarantees, diagram specs of building, POA docs, HVAC maintenance, sprinkler maintenance, pest control, boiler, copy of rent receipt, list of vendors, flood elevation certificate, existing insurance, tax bill, copy of all warranties etc. 

You also have to be mindful that some HOA's have created amendments/addendums to not allow STR so it is important to double check for the CCR's and related amendments.I am a local realtor in Savannah but looking in other areas for my STR as I hope to tap into the vacation home loan and need to look further away.I hope that information helps!

The foreclosure complaint should list the borrower(s) (even if deceased), and they can be amended once the borrower passes away to add the executor / executrix / administrator / personal representative to the complaint, since that party has the obligation of paying the estate's debts (by using the estate's assets).

Collier County put out a notice recently that states:"In most Zoning Districts that allow dwelling units, transient lodging (less than 6 months) is not a use that is listed as a permitted, accessory, or conditional use in Ordinance 2004-41, as amended, the Collier County Land Development Code.

I drew the analogy because of the argument that Airbnb is making: "Airbnb argues that requiring online hosts to enforce the city’s new rules violates a federal law protecting online platforms from being sued over third-party content and also that the rules infringe on Airbnb’s First Amendment right to free speech."

Do you think I need to go back to my architect/engineer and have the plans amended to show the floor lowering?