This would  already be in violation of the conditional purchase agreement, as it wasn’t disclosed upfront.

This is 100% spot on.Absolutely leave a comment.If it violates Vrbo or Airbnb rules then ask to have the review removed.

Down payment 10% or $1,000.00 whichever is less. 3 day cooling of period & 5 day for people over 65 & many other laws spelled out in the business & professions laws that we test on and signed an affidavit to uphold.People on the forum dismiss these and many other facts relative to contractor license law at their own peril.If I took a residential customers credit card & bought material I'd be in direct violation of license law.

Make sure it explicitly explains the process for termination if you are unhappy with their services, especially if they violate the terms of your agreement.3.

@Olivier ChaineIn all trust deed or mortgage documents written by instructional lenders that I’ve come across, a change in ownership/manager structure of an LLC holding title to a property is a violation of the “due on sale” clause, so from a purely covenant violation sense purchasing the LLC doesn’t help you.  

That should be a violation of their license.

The decision would be based on the income situation, so I'm not worried about violating fair housing laws.Lesson learned...

Hard money and or private lenders are much more likely to call the note due for violation of the due on sale clause then institutional lenders are.5.

Use and Occupancy - In the city of phila its called an L&I Cert (License and Inspections) Its just a cert you buy online for 130 bucks that discloses any violations

@Joe Jor brings up some great points and I like his suggestion for contacting the building dept.You may also be able to negotiate credits or for funds to be held in escrow - until seller removes open permits, violations, etc.Lastly, for estimates on the work that will need to be completed on the property, you could also contact an expeditor who services Westchester.All the best to you on your search!