Because of the high dollar amount there is a good chance your tenant will declare bankruptcy once you start taking money.

While many associations have passed reasonable restrictions on leasing as an amendment to the association’s declaration, many association boards are specifically asking how to combat short term rentals, particularly in non-vacation areas.

It will depend on the judge as both sides have a argument.I would not bother as a tenant and chock it up to experience.

You would argue your points in front of a judge so Is it worth the fight- do you think you can win -ask an attorney. 

My biggest worry was getting residents, but judging by comments, that shouldn’t be an issue as long as it is listed right.

However, since I am not a member of the HVAC industry, I can judge the quality of an installation by looks alone(neat finished product and clean work area after completion).

However, you will have to have lawyers, judges and the town sheriff involved to finally get them out if they resist.

The judge magistrate is not going to give you credit for having the lease in your own name.Technically, you might not even have the RIGHT to issue a lease in your own name, if the property is owned by an LLC.I honestly think too many real estate investors attribute magical powers to LLCs. 

Also check your state law, some states require you to send statements declaring damages within a certain time period. 

He's been a huge thorn in our side, threatening to file for guardianship over her and/or try to have her declared incapacitated if we don't let him stay in the house.