If you're planning to go this route, you probably want to seek some form of legal advice from an attorney to make sure you're doing things correctly, make sure that everything is documented with some form of official proof (maybe sending via certified mail), and take pictures with date/time stamps, etc.My next thought was, "Are there any restrictions on STR in the HOA/municipality that the neighbor may be violating?"

The Tenant shall also provide to the Landlord a copy of the official orders or a letter signed by the tenant’s commanding officer, reflecting the change, which warrants termination under this clause.

@Miles Dirmann okay I'm officially inspired.

So if the worker gets hurt on the job you won’t be stuck with that $250,000 medical bill if his worker’s compensation is current and paid and the workers are all officially on payroll and not unlicensed subs.

Could be consulting, offering services, handyman, door dash, uber, etc.You can get a business permit/license from your city and make your side hustle official.

.,3 - ...as you will tell them, they killed 3 endangered species of spiders (this is where you give them names, like Gomez, Leggs, and Webmaster), and send them a notice (official looking) stating this and the potential consequences (fines mostly) for doing so.4 - Then you tell them about the 4 other spiders, and yes they have names too, and the 3 mice (with names) and the large rat (fur ball), all on the endangered species list. 

I've been a pro member for about 6 months now and am proud to announce that I have officially closed on my first deal - a duplex! 

Yeah, as Michael has said, you want to be as open and honest with the town officials as possible.   

You can certainly have those official documents...but it's not required. 

This has caused a series of debates between landlords, tenants, county officials, state officials, and congress since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.