This makes reference to court cases in SC and Kansas.Sample letter that you can tailor for your use:March 9, 2022Dear XXXXX Village Board:We are writing in response to your letter dated March 3, in which you alleged that the use of our second home as a part-time short-term rental violates Article VIII, Section 2(f) of the Covenants.If our short-term tenants have caused any problems, we would ask that you send us detailed information as to the nature of the problems so we can take action to prevent such incidents in the future.

Any time you aren't informing a lender of a material change in circumstance of a major loan covenant, your teetering on committing the other "f" word.

They may be calling to tell you off, tell you to f* off, or to just take them off the list.

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Quote from @Richard F.: Aloha,You also need to check local law, as you might not be able to use if for rent, until/unless they actually vacate and all damages have already been deducted from it.

Quote from @Mark F.: Quote from @Bruce Woodruff: There is so much fentanyl coming across the wide-open border (the last seizure in AZ had enough to kill everyone in the USA) that it is not surprising that these people are using STRs to temporarily store the product.

Quote from @Colleen F.: @Mike Hern  Once officers got inside they found another stolen car.

Quote from @Bill F.: Quote from @John Morgan: Quote from @K S.: Quote from @John Morgan: I’d say 50% if someone is willing to give themselves 10 years slowly buying and holding.

Quote from @Richard F.: Aloha,If the Tenant is in financial difficulty after only 8 months, and you "doubt" he can pay the rent, it seems like you may need to tighten up your screening process.

@Alan F. thank you!