Airbnb is very stringent on making sure you have the proper documentation for any damage requests. 

Go into your basement and measure the height of the bottom stair that sits on the concrete.

There are safety inspections and safety measures that need to be done aside from just picking up the mess. 

A similar frenetic pace to the one that has captured the last couple of years of residential rental investment and development Nearly 20 years into my real estate career at this point, I can draw on that experience in order to have a much more measured approach to the business.

Again, a lender must be able to speak to these options in order to guide the client and even measure out how to approach their needs and concerns appropriately. 

The N/E (NJ,NY CT & Mass) have stringent building codes compared to other areas of the country, that might have something to do with the differences of our opinions.

Like most regulatory measures, it aims to establish a minimum standard rather than an exceptionally high bar.

One way I have used to find these issues is to use a self leveling laser and mark places at the same level around the space, then measure from there to the floor to determine where it is higher or lower.

If you are worried about the kinds of tenants then you just need a stringent screening process... more work, but is it worth it?

Do you measure by dollar per square feet?