Sometimes it's ambiguous, but even then, why should I bother with the company that has numerous unresolved lawsuits, versus another company that is virtually the same but has none.

All the possible install language says is maybe I will do it, I decide, why bother writing it at all? 

I just picked up all in 55k full reno, rent will be 1200ish, so about 20% , why bother with the in and outs of STR, 

You may not need to bother as long as it's still doing its job. 

Plus, I see all the reasons someone wouldn't want to bother with a permit so I'm not going to lose sleep over their decision. 

If you come across her as a representative for a prospective property do not even bother working with her.

Because you can build a house with an attached guest house, then just seal off the door and have 2 houses.3) If you have to have chickens then you need to move on because they ain't gonna change that easily4) If the random crap bothers you, also move on5) You have your extra structure already in the old cabin so that's a bonus. re they making you tear it down.Sounds like way too many restrictions for me, especially out in the country on a 5 acre lot.

Unfortunately, too many investors don't bother to figure that out when they start.If you are going to get into this, See how much Passive Allowed Losses (PAL) they have banked. 

Also, in the right areas in Tampa it seems that a STR could be great, and my fiancé does have enough free time to cover the extra time-commitment a STR would require, that part wouldn’t bother us. 

I always ask market rent at first, but then keep them $100 or so below market rate if they don’t bother me for little things when it comes to lease renewals.