So to Sly Broadcast, to me in my non-legal expert opinion, seems like it's more like messaging. as i'm writing this i just found an article that says that text message blasts are illegal according to TCPA law unless you had express permission from the recipient (not going to happen) and think that destroys the logic i was trying to build here....http://www.tcpalaw.com/free/47usc.txtMichael T.

Have not had to do that in awhile though.If you are using photos directly from the MLS, make sure you have permission from the listing agent. 

You have to goto the owner of each neighboring house and at least 55% of them have to I guess give you permission to run your STR (I think this is a bit excessive).

Now she is claiming her rights were violated because she didn't give permission and someone took photos of "her private space".

You don't need permission from the other tenant to spray this tenant's unit.

Her first month here I had a state trooper there because before I knew she was crazy she told me that people were entering her apartment without permission, which in that case the state trooper told me without actually being able to tell me that she was crazy.

Statue allows you to enter the unit for a business purpose and it's not limited just to showings, it does not require a 24-hour notice nor does it require permission. 

I replied to the lender when the low appraisal came back and provided data that showed the improvements made to the property, and asked for permission to have my realtor pull comps too.

Up to what dollar amount can you make decisions without my permission?

If they wont do that, get a letter from the board giving you explicit permission to run a STR.