Does anyone know of stipulations that relate to natural disasters?

Sometimes condos have stipulations in their deed restrictions that go against doing short term leasing, so I would definitely get your agent or do the research yourself to ensure this isn’t the case at the building you’re looking at.

Each building will have their own stipulations as @TomCasey mentioned, but the 32+ day rule may help to bypass them in certain circumstances.

Tenant stipulates, represents, and warrants that Tenant has visually examined the Premises, and that it is, at the time of this Lease, in good order, repair, and in a safe, clean, and habitable condition.

After reviewing both the A-B and the B-C contracts, I wire the $125,000 to the title company handling the A-B closing with the stipulation that it does not fund or close until the B-C transaction fundsa and closes, then my funds close your A-B transaction.

Haven't had to exercise this quite yet but I'm wondering if you can have the same kind of stipulation where you're allowed to pass along costs directly associated with your tenants setting off the alarm if it's the same person repeatedly? 

The rates and stipulations attached can most definitely ruin however far you get on those means.

I’ll be getting / stipulating the inspection 👍My Realtor isn’t a contractor, he worked in construction for many many years and has a decent size portfolio of rentals and owns the brokerage too, and has told me to walk away and instantly dismissed 10+ other properties we walked and toured.

If no amount is stipulated, Tenant must pay Landlord’s actual reletting costs as far as they can be determined.

Here's what ME lease agreement stipulates for pests:(F) Pest control, after the first ten (10) days of the Term of this Lease, shall be the sole responsibility of the Tenant, including, without limitation, prevention and remediation.