I'm not an expert but I don't see how you're responsible for paying the sub or that they could file a lien against you.For all I know, they're just trying to scam you for money.

#sp=show...It will be interesting to see if the airlines are the ones to finally fight these easy to scam ESA laws!!

I'd say to rehab the house in full first so you can reach the ARV value for your refinance.One problem you might encounter is the LTV values for hard money. 

Real Estate Agent here in Philadelphia and surrounding suburbs...would be able to send you over comps and property info.Don't worry, won't scam you...I'm all for providing free valuable info...send me a message and let me know how I can help. 

most of my lease clauses are because of a previous situation I encountered.  

They put every process under the microscope and analyse it for income potential and operating risks, because on their scale it's worth to look for savings everywhere, but they also know if they accept risks they will encounter them rather sooner than later, because of their size.

And you can always call Airbnb if you do have a problem and they can cancel that persons account, not to mention that writing someone a bad review on Airbnb will probably abruptly end their ability to keep scamming. 

Hi Vincent,I am a property manager in Victoria, currently renovating a duplex that I have owned for several years.If you have not encountered @Randy Molland and @Steve Arneson yet, they run the Victoria REI meetup and their next meeting is on January 23.  

That site smells like a scam to me.  

I highly doubt those leases are expiring as of the closing date... so the seller is scamming you.