This is what I would likely do if the problem was just hairline cracks and finish peeling.

It looks like the ability to earn a management fee is a legal grey area, and a loophole in the legislation that the IRS may or may not be cracking down on.

Run downCheck to see if the home looks tired- chipping paint, cracked windows, mold stains along the siding- you get the point.

I am interested in a property in NJ that is listed as a 3 family but it is actually a 2 family with a tiny house in the back.

The tub top now has spider web cracks running down to the tub shelf edge below the areas he drilled into.

So cool to read your tiny house story!

But with BNB and most states / cities cracking on that, I would not assume this might work in 10 years from now.

I went back, wrote them a very nice letter saying hey listen we’re still willing to buy the house “as-is” but it’s become more of a risk so it’s going to have to be $15,000 less (horizontal crack).

I think maybe in two of the windows I may have seen a tiny mountain.

I include verbiage in my lease that allows for me to crack down on excessive use and, since I know how much it should cost each month, I have a great pulse on how efficiently people are using the home.