@LaDonna Davidson,To my knowledge (not a lawyer)-- who you associate with isn't a protected class, and we ALWAYS check social media for clues to see what that person is like-- who they hang out with, what they find funny, what they support, etc.   

One of my biggest peeves was having the Architect hanging around telling me how to build everything.

I never put all my eggs in one basket, which is what you're claiming would be a logical move. 

I do get tons of positive comments on the space for kids to just do their thing while parents are upstairs hanging out.The one thing I am going to do is make an opening near where the fake tree is.

If they are low budget suggest to them to look into having a banner made and hanging that (if the city allows) if not an awing sign might work.If your lease addresses signage follow that--it if doesn't I think you may have to rely on renter good will.If the city controls signage, length of time before a proper sign must go up, that should be followed, but again (I think) your lease controls.Signage is expensive, electricity to light it is expensive, renter may not have very deep pockets with respect to cash right now--or have the money earmarked for some other type advertising such as email blasts or etc..Maybe they have game plan to get signage when they reach X dollars of volume or X amount of cash in the bank--signage and installation is expensive.Good Luck!

There is also the hang up with STR restrictions coming into play here where it will be difficult to get a permit to STR your property. the 1% rule is hard to find so you may need to make a play around value add and long term appreciation. 

Here's where my hang up is.

Here's where my hang up is.

This is the school I went to and I was satisfied with it - passed on my first try.If you would like to learn more about hanging your license at an investor-focused agency afterwards, let me know!

Depending on your situation and what you're trying to gain out of it - try to hang onto it and build on it if you can stomach the guaranteed delays and extra expenses.