Typically there are fees associated with the separation if it's landlord-driven. 

You will be out of cash as soon as something expensive rears its ugly head for money to fix.

Additionally during the walk through she mentioned car engine trouble and obviously it was expensive and stressing her out.So this was fairly easy denial - I do not want potentially late rent and to put someone in position where they are in over their head.

I've also heard of several agents getting in trouble for buying off-market properties at a discount because the seller later felt taken advantage of and complained to the Realtor association.

I don't see how HOA fits into this but perhaps this pole is in a common area of the development which is maintained by the association?

A better strategy is to make it undesirable to rent for one night by increasing the admin costs associated with a single night stay.

Thank you for the heads up.

I should pass my Florid RE sales associate license this month and I’ll need to “hang” my license w a broker.

I will allocate a portion of the acquisition cost and the associated rehab cost to form my cost basis.

Vestusand thats just off the top of my head..