Also, what are the stipulations/requirements for your profile changing from newbie, to contributing memebr, and on up to the top?

Tons of fees like extra for pets, extra for guests, extra for charging etc and stipulations like no fireplace use, no parties, no whatever.

We've completed the shortsale application/package (at the bank's request per their investor's stipulations) and six months later after fulfilling every bank request and demand, they decide after their appraisal (aka BPO)*, they are going to test the market for 90 days on MLS first then if necessary shortsale the home.

It would be ideal if Chicago permitted certified and insured plumbers to perform this type of work - on the assumption to follow the stipulations, guidelines, and indications of the city for this.  

[More on co-signer requirements below]The following items can be considered a deniable factor: Lack of proof of incomeFalsification of incomeCannot meet income requirementsEmployment History Criteria:This property requires 12 months of employment with current employer or in the same line of work.If the tenant cannot meet these standards, the following stipulations will apply.

We begun work before then on October 2021 (time of sales agreement) and they are willing to stipulate to we can be reimbursed for those 5ish months.

Changing the lease to a month-to-month (M2M) arrangement would be the logical solution, but I'm faced with a mortgage clause that stipulates rentals must be for a minimum of 6 months.

Start with checking the local laws and see what your area stipulates for short term rentals and if it’s allowed that is your biggest hurdle.Airbnb has a new program in place for landlords that allows you to see everyone who books, when they arrive and depart, you can even see what is being paid.

The lease does not state how the landlord should communicate to the tenant that their lease will not be renewed for another year.It stipulates that the tenant should give 30 days notice to landlord if they are not renewing though.

I did my research and I understand there are stipulations and different tax implications to both, but can someone put those tax differences into perspective for me?