If you get a certificate, your exit strategy is one of two, either you wait to have it paid back to you, or you wait until the specified time period has elapsed, and you get it perfected by the taxing entity (that process varies).

(They are already arguing over who its entitled too) I'm just hoping to come to an agreement that doesn't end with an expensive eviction process or serious property damage...

They can help you navigate through the process and inform you of all your options.

His fee is reasonable and he has a very thorough screening process for finding good tenants. 

I am in process of a 44 unit age restricted facility in the Winnipesaukee area of NH.

So, while my research did not find any rental restrictions for STRs I did not discover that they couldn't give me a business license (before we bought the house.)After talking with the City Planner about the situation he told me I could go through the same process that a hotel or B&B does (approval process for Certificate of Conditional Use) but it basically comes down to a City Council meeting which is a public hearing.We discussed the fact that there already were people operating STRs in the city (and obviously not paying taxes to the city since they would not have a business license). 

Lol, I'm very methodical in my way of doing things- therefore, once I find a process that brings good results I will simply repeat that process for eternity :) 

With that said, I have two questions:1) Is September 15th, too much of a rush to get the process moving?

I still adamantly believe "short sale" is a misnomer, as the process took me 11 months to close.

Many people have an accountant process the taxes (1065 filing) but a member (or all members) can create and file...