They also may be able to offer higher liability limits. 

Make sure you know your exact insurance costs with a specific STR policy that has general liability as well.

PROGRAM 2 Owner use up to 3 weeks 40% of Adjusted Gross Standard FF&E in high season & 3 weeks Revenues from the Unit and accessory in low season package required.PROGRAM 3 Owner use up to 6 weeks 30% of Adjusted Gross Standard FF&E in high season & 6 weeks Revenues from the Unit and accessory in low season package required.HIGH SEASON: DECEMBER 21st - APRIL 15th LOW SEASON: APRIL 16th - DECEMBER 20thNote: The following fees are deducted from the gross revenue before the split:5% Management fee, 5% Travel Agent Commissions, 2% Credit Card Commissions, $4.00 per occupiedroom night (TRUMP Fee) & Group meeting fee may apply.Other Monthly Fees: 4% of the gross revenue is moved to the FF&E Reserve account and approximately$20 for liability insurance.Monthly Condominium Dues: $895.57 (These can be deducted from your monthly revenue)Initial Rental Program enrollment fee $500 and $2500 initial FF&E Reserve account contribution.Fees for OWNERS STAYS: In Rental Program (Optional): 1

They follow local and federal housing laws and it shifts any liability away from you since you are not the one asking.

Always keep personal and business accounts separate, document all transactions, and consult a CPA or attorney to ensure compliance and maintain liability protection.This post does not create a CPA-Client relationship.

A lot of PM firms keep contracting work in-house and do not allow outside help from owner's because of timelines, relationships, and of course potential liability.

It could be real and if so, you acted on it when you knew about it so I don't know how anything else could be expected, but liability is a different story.

Sellers want themselves released from liability for some tenant issues after the sale happens.With the background, what is a tenant estoppel letter?

Mortgage Liability: Since your name is on the mortgage, removing yourself from liability usually requires the lender’s approval.

Advertising a non-conforming unit without disclosing its illegal status could be considered deceptive (and fraudulent), opening the owner to major legal risks (fines or tenant lawsuits).Even private marketing, like word-of-mouth, doesn’t absolve the owner from liability if the unit fails to meet legal requirements.