As the owner, what can you do to mitigate/implement to minimize the liability from the golf course to your guestsWho has access to the amenities?

There are a considerable number of delay tactics.Usually the debtors have to establish a new account with electric and water, which are allowed to take larger deposits.

You could delay repairs, self-manage, or cut the lawn yourself, but that mortgage lender has their hand out every month, no matter what.As you eluded to, a drop in housing prices, isn't really a major issue for a landlord in the short term.

Whether AirBnB will delay its IPO remains to be seen.

Can you minimize the effect of the crash so your property will not go underwater like what happened in 2008?

What you're describing is called "delayed financing," @Spencer Crit.

I don't mind minimal negative cash flow as there is upside with the appreciate.- I am living in the East Coast.

The fees are much lower than a refi and if the new development doesn't go forward or is delayed for any reason, you're not making payments on any money you haven't used.

A series of fees have arrived to me asking to be paid right away if I don’t want to delay the process. $650 to request an appraisal on the house, a day later $170 to request an HOA statement.These came from the lender and the title company.

If the fire was started by the tenant then your liability would be minimal.