It's too dangerous to the whole system.

Is the seepage under a door dangerous to other tenants?

Not necessarily a dumb idea; but fraught with danger and risk.

Cheapening your flip is a dangerous downward spiral!

If you go over 30 days, you will enter into the 'tenant' territory where they have rights, and depending on the state may put you at a disadvantage if you need to evict - check into that.Another option: sell that house and buy one where you are allowed to do STRs.....

By asking this question, you're creating liability for yourself and are in danger of a fair housing suit.

This fool driving the quad-runner was about 55-years old and I warned him about the children and dangers before he took off.

I’m quickly getting pushed out of good deal territory. 

It basically says the basement is unfinished and does not provide sufficient egress and that tenants understand the basement is not to be used in such a manner and that doing so is not only a breach of the lease, but a danger to their safety in the event of a fire. 

I think it's speculation in what appears to be a peak market with very little room to go up and a lot of room to go down.I absolutely agree with this, seems the future is less likely to continue the trend of double digits appreciation and more likely to dive into negative territory