I'd much rather a tenant report the unwanted presence of a creature so that I can have it respectfully relocated than deal with it themselves.

This is why we purchased the business LLC and all its assets including all booking sites, web presence, client and vendor list and transfers of all USVI legal documents such as business license, LLC, etc.....We were originally scheduled to close 8/25/17 that did not happen due to Seller not having a certificate of good standing, expired business license and the survey came back with encroachments, a neighboring fence.

What I wound up doing was forming a Limited Partnership composed of a handful of high (accredited) net worth individuals.

Wondering how this will change the local market (hopefully all for the better.)Honda and Scotts both have HUGE presence here.  

They have no tax reporting requirements in the US.If you are a purely US company, with no holdings or presence in the UK, you have no reporting requirements to the British Inland Revenue Service either.I have not researched it myself, but my British friend tells me that interest earned by a UK citizen, living in the UK, but from a foreign source is not taxable in the UK, so you are not technically required to report the amount of interest paid, even to the investor, although I would think you would want to do so as a courtesy.

It is no accident that NPR was allowed in the room with microphones for three days and that Al Jazeera was there as well with cameras.Rolfe HAD to know that many students would react negatively to the presence of press - and that is why he didn't tell us.

I have borrowers come to me who have fallen victim to this at least once a month.Please be careful - no reputable lender will EVER ask for cash before closing and will have a solid online and brick and mortal presence.

(also I mean "lightweight" in terms of lower overhead, not as in not-serious, but I was also in a hurry when I composed that post and wasn't exactly clear; I was referring to companies like Evolve)I agree with you 100% with your assessment of AirBNB's handling of the Covid situation and why it was abominably wrong.  

@Stephanie Potter Thank you for the thoughtful well composed reply.

Low crime rate and a very strong police presence, it’s just a lack of investors and landlords.