It just ends up being too much liability on the landlord.Thinking of it, I can't think of many care providers who live sloppy lifestyles.

Of course, this isn't a sure thing, but I'm sure business operators through AirBnB and other such venues are looking to limit liability as much as possible, and this would can possibly be one way.A close comparison example of my point is the tool of screening tenants.

If that's possible, how do you actually protect yourself from that liability?

The conduct constituted 149 violations of R.C. 4735.02, which provides that no person, partnership, association, limited liability company, limited liability partnership, or corporation shall advertise, act or assume to act as a real estate broker or real estate salesperson, without first being licensed under R.C.

You're risking liability exposure if you don't address this promptly.Stop pinching pennies which could cost you $Thousands!

A lot of companies won't do anything more than verify whether or not someone is an employee for fear of liability.

In a line of credit scenario, they have created a liability and only the arbitrage from investing that capital could be counted towards building net worth.

The lead-based paint (most common prior to 1960), and asbestos (usage increased in the middle 1960s, peaking in the late 1970s, then declining to almsot nil by the end of the 1980s) also make all work on them more expensive and increase liability.

Some of them commented that wholesaling was less liability and almost as profitable as flipping.

I say 'unexpected' because my guess is the provider knows full well that these are issues (as Darrin said, they aren't exactly tricky to spot) but want to pass on that liability to the investor instead of fixing it themselves.I second Darrin's advice to be very careful if you ask them to fix items, since their standards seem....low.