Ask the HOA and their property management firm with an answer in writing.I also share your concern, I've run into plenty of HOA and PMs that have interesting interpretation of their own legal documents.

And even if I the lease says 'pests' are the tenant responsibility after move in, it would be a common interpretation to apply that to roaches and ants etc. things attracted by lack of good housekeeping.

It feels like we are back to normal demand levels, maybe slightly lower because many buyers are scared.The problem with real estate pricing is that it involves multiple parties, an interpretation of data that is not apples for apples and numerous variables.

I'm under the interpretation that rent should be collected by my MI LLC, then paid to my WY LLC, and then deposited to my personal bank account.

It’s not really open to interpretation, it’s pretty cut and dry.

This differentiates from growling or scratching or chasing or other people's interpretation of what an "attack" is.

All your issues surround CA law and interpretation. 

I'd also like to hear what @Nicholas L. has to say on this logic, since the 2nd and 3rd BP contributors seem to have opposite interpretations on whether or not this is a good deal. :) @Bill Brandt Yes we do have a mythical $100k lying around.

Note this is not only to rent the JADU, but in strictest interpretation to even have a legal JADU.

I have never run across another lender who will do this, because 99% of lenders interpret the guidelines to say you must season for 6 months.