Chances are you will not get caught, but I have seen firsthand neighbors call police and code enforcement officials when the vacationers were smoking pot, being loud, etc.  

Mostly I think its due to my payment history, which is in the 80s and 90% PoT range.

@Alex Craig  I agree with you... one off out of area folks will never get that pricing.. but most if not all high volume turn key companies do get that and the same numbers you do.they all hire out the sub trades for mechanical  electrical and plumbing.. its the painting floors general labor that is johnny lunch bucket your not getting true finish carpenters in these homes... like we do with our new constructions that I build.those are great rates by the way.. best we can do west coast is 1/2 to 1 point and 5.5 to 6.5 on new builds... and a little better on reno.Where things on the west coast have gotten very competitive is in HML  you can get 1 point and sub 10% in many markets the deals are not as plenty ful and there is a crap pot full of money looking to do deals.

My apologies, I'm still not entirely sure how to quote from more than one source from this thread, but I'd like to add my two cents to the pot. 

The net is you are ahead.

One crab in a pot will simple climb himself out.

(b)  There is just less pot holes (while having regulations to comply with) to avoid which make for a long list of actions to do and not do that often bore the reader to death or the poster just doesn't want to hear it.  

Loop net is where deals go to die.

This isn't to stir the pot again, as it appears you two have kissed and made up, but this is to inform the unsuspecting who may be confounded by the banter raised here.   

He has to sign off on any note if his name is on title.Normally in a divorce the property is given an agreed up value and then the added to the pot of assets.