Quick question for you: are there any regulations on using AirBnb with an FHA loan?

We have not had it inspected  by an engineer yet but I feel pretty confident that all we will have to do is bond the existing piers  because they are dry stacked and not mortared. 

Obviously regulations in the US are much less complicated, taxes lower, laws much more landlord-friendly and profit margins higher than in Germany.

With any luck and a little discussion you might be able to find As for using Legal Zoom versus a local Attorney, I would recommend finding a competent local Real Estate Attorney as they know the in's and out's of the State and Local laws and regulations that apply to the area in which you are working. 

So back to mikes intent(i think), waiting for some possible conditions to exist some point in the future, can be very expensive, and risky.one concrete example I can give, on why I think re prices cant correct much, was 2010, port st lucie fl, arguably ground zero for the mortgage crisis.

Yes individual deals exist in all areas, but to say an area like Belair Edison meets that criteria just Doesn't happen today. 

The only thing I would watch out for are the rules and regulations imposed by the city of Seattle for rentals within the city limits. 

All my tenants are M2M day one but if you have existing or inherited tenants most state regulations have term leases automatically become M2M at end of term.

If she has a job she will ultimatly pay to clear her record and be able to rent in the future.I can't recommend a lawyer but would advise that you study your landlord tenant regulations and file for eviction immediately.

My full-time job involves consulting with local governments and developers in land entitlements, ordinance preparation, and coastal development regulations.