Proper knows the laws and best way to cover STR if litigation comes along. 

Secondly, you're leaving yourself open to litigation with the required notice by mail, but not certified mail, return receipt requested, for the tenant can claim he mailed it and you lost it or the USPS didn't deliver it and there you go, see you in court. 

Hi all,I am a New York State licensed attorney, working at a general practice but mostly in civil litigation.

As has been stated many times, all OTA consider July 1st the enforcement date.Naturally, they have filed a lawsuit to stall, but have explicitly stated they will COOPERATE with the law...We have a record of working with governments around the world to put in place fair rules that protect home sharing and take into account the unique goals of each community, and litigation is never our preferred course of action.At the end of the day, AirBnB is going to follow the law.

If you file suit, look for a Statute or Procedural rule allowing for an expedited action; if you have suit filed against you, make the case complex for them and with potential negative consequences such as highly $$ counter-claims.In Texas, Rule 169 of the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure which provides for a trial within 9 months or sooner.

My day job is in Civil Engineering.

Identifying start dates is often a point of litigation between taxpayers and the IRS. 

However, no solicitation or advertising is allowed, the sponsor must have a pre existing relationship with the investor, the offering is subject to attack by the SEC, the offering may not be exempt from state registration, and without a properly drawn PPM the sponsor loses his statutory defense in a civil lawsuit.If you have two lifelong friends that want to passively invest with you in a real estate deal, then you are probably okay relying on the general exemption for private offerings.

This will also require a civil engineer.

In today's litigation happy society...we have to protect ourselves....Insurance policies are a must