This takes some time, BUT you can do it systematically by building citations, social profiles and Web 2.0 properties.

{Note: we have an environmental condition in our Agreement of Purchase and Sale (APS)}.confirm if an engineering assessment/study (something beyond the normal building inspection) is required;  order if necessary; review results before signing off on inspection condition in APS.obtain copies of any zoning confirmation letters or variances applicable to the property (and its current use);obtain consent letter from Vendor to pull property histories for workorders, citations, zoning variance applications, planning submissions, & building permit history from City/Municipal planning and inspections department;(if applicable) obtain verification from fire marshal that property is up-to-date on compliance and inspections;obtain inspection history and operational certificate for any lifts/elevators on the property;in addition to estoppels for tenants we also review all supplier/service contracts and, if the contract is informal {aka handshake}, we execute an estoppel with the supplier/provider.   

Did you conveniently leave out the next line of your citation?

Denver's citations are $150 for first violation, $500 for second violation $999 for subsequent ones.Enforcement is key to STR regulations and some cities have enough clout to force the platforms into doing the enforcement for them.

Your previous citation only indicated that your local MLS was delegating decisions on syndication to brokers

This is not true and I can prove it with citations of the LT laws for each of six states.

I don't have the citation handy, but I recall he referred to a court case where the landlord lost quite soundly.

I don't have a condo but if the town issues a citation against my house/tenants for noise there is a clause that we use to protect us (and if it is a serious violation to evict them).

@Brandon Hall, well stated, good citations. 

The city will send you a citation on Wednesday stating that if you don’t cut the grass by Monday at noon, they will do it for you at a cost of $250 and a fine of $500.