Biggest issue is high cost property in my area that’s preventing me from getting started.

Majority of communities (both SFH and condos) have HOA's which prevent it.

This will hopefully prevent the problem from recurring.   

A New Hampshire Supreme Court ruling last week prevents municipalities from restricting short-term rentals in the state, so this should be a "safe" place to pursue STRs. 

A Land Trust is meant to add a layer of anonymity, but it does not grant a legal barrier to prevent the court from inquiring on the beneficiaries of the Trust.

Both specified 29 days or less to prevent right of tenancy.

What infrastructure has to be in place to prevent the client from dealing exclusively with the partnering firm once they begin communicating.

What is the best way to provide a legal buffer and prevent your home address from going on public record?

If he's withholding rent due to the leak and preventing you from repairing it, the court (if it gets to that) is not going to look favourably on him....now that I read Bruce's SECOND post...I just typed out what he said (doh!!).

The Legislature's intent was to help prevent homelessness, but I only see this as increasing costs and reducing flexibility.