@Kent Ernst Visitors on private property, without permission of the owner, are trespassing.

I'm on a visitor visa (UK Citizen) but we are putting into process my PR application hopefully over the next few months and hopefully my work permit will be here by the end of the year.

Sometimes a cat or dog is a chill well cared for and awesome addition to the house; other animals can pee everywhere, chew the door and window frames, bark all the time, go bananas and stuff their nose in the crotch of every visitor, or the owner simply will not spring for flea meds or vet visits, leading to problems all housemates can feel.Like many aspects of this, it's a balancing act, and something to be mindful of.While I'm thinking through it, other things to keep in mind include furniture, storage space, parking spaces, and visitors.

With 15M + visitors flooding to Nashville every year, the demand for hotels and short term rentals is sky high.

Regarding a liability waiver, this is likely to be baked into most leases in one way or another, but it may not be the tenant suing you, it could be a guest, a visitor, a contractor (one HUGE reason to make sure you are only using licensed and insured contractors on your rental properties), or some random stranger - it's not feasible to have them sign waivers. 

IMHO, this is going to cause a large reduction in the number of visitors, with negative effects on the city's economy. 

I would probably file for an eviction based upon the first mentioned (if a "visitor" stays for seven or more days you have the right to run a check on him/her).  

The same website is set up to provide lots of content but requires the visitor to self-select as a way of qualifying and educating them before they get to talk to anyone.

Right now my biggest focus is on creating valuable content that visitors will truly benefit from, and buying ads that drive people to that content.

Hello I have a house for rent and did find already a good section 8 tenant...She wants the property, also showed me her voucher today The problem is that the house is under my mother name and she is not a USA citizen,she is on B2 Visitor Visa.I just got a Request for Tenancy approval Form from tenant and i see they(section 8) request to fill it out w-9 form....