Caveat Emptor.Neighborhood disclosure rules might vary by state.In California, I had to disclose everything, including any homes on the street that might be under renovation (some people don't like the sounds of hammers and saws and cement trucks).

I did my own stress testing with sample materials and a hammer before we made our final selection.

I'm all for structured and smart regulations on STR's but I'm sorry, this is simply killing an ant with a hammer in my opinion. 

My recommendation is to hammer him with your lawyer(and follow Jay Hinrich's rec about involving the appropriate authorities.)

To me it's pretty straightforward that some markets like mentioned above are about to get hammered. 

A hammer?

Fortunately, I am better now, and I still enjoy teaching.My advice is: Focus on your REI Business during this summer.Then really hammer out an exit strategy for leaving your teaching position.If you find it difficult to get up in the mornings and go teach.  

SO Oregon got hammered in the GFC but is bouncing back slowly

But remember Florida got hammered pretty good..

Just be forewarned, some borrower gets into trouble with your note and they get a hold of some hammer driver aware of servicing matters, you can get your clock cleaned, want to risk the note plus fines plus court costs?