A lease longer than that could violate those rules and regulations.2.

But the seller never provided me documents stating how much the payoff is, how it is paid, etc.. and also they checked the box that says " is the cost of any alteration of the property being paid by an assessment on the property tax bill" as no. when that is how the PACE loan is paid and the fact that it is being paid through the tax bill is what is screwing me because that means that it is being paid to the government, and the government always has to be paid off prior to the lender on the house. is this enough to have any sort of battle?

I am trying to get crystal-clear on what is required to make sure my Airbnb (currently operating in Milwaukee County near the corner of 48th St and Washington) is 'clean' in the eyes of the local government.

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@Cody Merkes  I'd look at some standard leases available through BP or often from a government website. 

@Matt Bailey schedule a day and inspect each unit see your local regulations and state laws before you go into each unit and see what needs to get urgent care plumbing, electrical, etc.

People who have a majority of their rent/bills paid by the government are less likely to keep care of the property and are more likely to have criminal activity at/around the property.

You can use a lease or rental agreement, just double check with your local laws and regulations if special wording is required.

I believe that is what governs what rights should this ever go to worse case scenario - court. 

Typically I write to the closing agentSince when are government agencies known for their business sense?