Business language or casual conversational tone?

There are plenty of students and medical professionals here who will continue to need a room to live in (and have the money to pay for it regardless of the broader economy).Best of luck!

@Sherri Spruill After years of hosting weddings and events and then sitting on boards approving new venues my number one recommendation is to make certain you have more bathrooms than you ever could possibly hope to need for the number of people you might have.

You’re going to need to provide waaaay more info. 

New law says you can't make zoning exclusively SFR on a tax lot and allow 4 per (within zoning lines).I think throwing 4 together as VRBSOs might be pushing it since you're going to need a great location and those are expensive and I'm not sure lenders are crazy about seasonal housing.

With the property address (and a Plat of Survey) I can give you more clarity as to your specific situation; however, at this point I have a feeling you are going to need to get a building permit in order to actually permit the work to be done to add the basement unit.If the Unit is already built out (recently or has been for years) the City will likely Still require you to obtain a building permit in order to "Legalize" the unit to where you could get the Zoning Cert to show 4 units...

Easy-to-clean and sand grey tone countertop in the kichen is a plus.9.

They claim I believe to not to need to do normal best practices because they have special ins in AIRBNB to suppress reviews and get preferential treatment when it comes to charges to their guests.I also have not seen verification of the 90 million cash they supposedly got as mentioned in post above.

I would guess that you're going to need to do some patching/smoothing either way.

You are eventually going to need to hop on the phone.