They are working with the 4 largest OTAs to enforce it and to track how many STRs are in the City. 

If you have any friends in law  enforcement maybe they could help.

Neighbour decides not to clean up after his dog, you have the option of talking with your neighbor about resolving the matter, you could set up a camera or 2 to monitor who isn't cleaning up after their dog, and confront him/her or even go to the bylaw enforcement officer or police if you like or you could just humbly clean it up & say "Oh well.

I also know plenty who have done this and never encountered a problem but its possible if not technically legal,  at that time  DC wasnt serious about enforcing it.

In some cases, law enforcement authorities could bring charges against the victims because it may look like they were involved in the scam and knew the check was counterfeit.So short answer is NO.

Military excluded from eviction but an IRS agent or ATF, I won't evicted but there will be late charges and they would be enforced just like if you owed the government money even if you became unemployed.They may be unemployed and have fallen on hard times but I have a business to run and I'm sorry about your luck.

Thank you in advance for your time :)Aloha, ValThere are a lot of different types of tenants that fall in the MTR group: traveling medical (nurses, techs, ultrasound, physical therapy, dental, etc), law enforcement, government, insurance (helping displaced families of their home caught on fire or flooded) trucking, farming, etc.

These laws are not very heavily enforced, so you will likely get away with it.

In the world of commerce, it pays to be savvy and not only know your rights but have the ability to enforce them without the representation and expense of someone inadequately being a mouthpiece for you.That said, with great risk comes great reward.

This is something, that while is required, states vary in enforcing it...which by no means I would ever recommend folks not do it, just something for you and your husband to keep in mind.Secondly, and perhaps more impactful, by having a business (rental property) in WA, you want to avail yourself to the laws and protections of that state.