I'm sure this is made to be a big pain in the neck by design, but I want to comply and am not seeing a straightforward way to collect Denver's Lodger’s Tax in Airbnb. 

Some renter's insurance can cover accidents (bath tub overflow damage) and medical/legal (injury or lawsuit)Renter's insurance is typically less than $200/yr. 

That said, if I ever were to allow pets again, I would be sure to have very strict provisions in the lease to protect myself if the pet causes damage or injury, and to allow me to revoke permission to have the pet.

While my brother competed with reckless abandon, I was afraid of getting hurt, so I spent countless hours on perfecting the fundamentals like form, speed, and footwork, because I knew that one misstep could lead to serious injury or in some cases death.Starting your own business, or getting started in real estate investing, is much like pole vaulting.

If you do decide to allow pets, be sure to have language in the lease that protects you financially if the pets cause bodily injury or property damage to you or anyone else. 

Usually by day 10 I'm getting emails and phone calls with stories about how a unicorn landed on the roof, gored their hedgehog right through the heart which, in turn, shot out a quill that stuck into a visiting father's neck who then lost 7 pints of blood and is in the hospital.

No one wants their animal to risk injury when out of a stall, but I feel like the dressage/hunter/jumper crowd likes turnout footing more similar to their arena footing whereas the stock horse folks are bit more comfortable with more natural footing in the turnouts.

Construction is one of the worst businesses to gamble in (ie profit and liability), from injury to defects to contractural disputes.

If you have a fatality or serious injury, the waiver is a worthless piece of paper. 

Long story short, I got injured and am unable to work but I received settlement money for my injuries.