It probably comes down to is it personal property or was it a permanent fixture added to your  property from the courts perspective 

The insurance company said the bridge is covered because it is "permanently" connected to the land, but they were very unclear about the pier since it is "removable" and not permanently connected to the land.  

But semi permanent is completely another.   

Not trapped permanently but temporarily. 

If you do not use vinyl safe paint and put a darker color on it, when the sun heats the paint up, it will shrink the paint and then permanently warp all of your siding thus destroying it....very bad.

My big question, because I have interest in how they can cash flow, is what kind of permanent financing can you get for a MH?

She has a temporary visa, and she can apply for the permanent (and work) visa once they get married.

I think airbnb is trying to be too smart with their AI, they are trying and testing out things permanently and there are some unexpected results.

@Lydia T.A guest is someone that is staying in your place for a short period of time less than a month or 7 days in some states, if she has access to mail, doesn't have another permanent house or any other thing that indicates she lives there, it makes her a tenant and automatically gets all tenant protection laws, she can refuse to leave and then he will need to evict her like any other tenant, she can refuse access to the unit legally unless she signed a lease indicating that the owner or someone he sent can get access to the unit in a 24 hour notice.

Is the relocation thing permanent or just for the summer?