Just keeping with what you'd find in most hotel rooms.

People lost their homes and got relocated to hotels or rental properties temporarily.

Unfortunately, the disaster relief usually isn't enough to put the house back into the same shape as it was before.After Sandy, many homeowners stayed in their homes or stayed in hotels and kept their homes while waiting for relief funds.

But, they said the heat was dangerous for the tenant and caretaker and have moved into a hotel until we "replace the A/C unit."

COA June 2022, the only requirements for soldiers/airmen/marines/sailors to elect for renting a home/apartment on TDY is a non-availability letter from the base hotel.

You signed a lease with her at a rate you were comfortable with, friend rate must have been mutually beneficial.I would confront her about it if it is spelled out in the lease that she can't do Airbnb (Airbnb is not the same as subleasing...do hotels sublease you a room?).

The demographic of a corporate traveler is typically someone traveling alone and looking for their own place rather than a hotel.

By 'Traveling' I mean they rented out conference rooms and hotel lobbies all over SD.

Our tenants were great about it and they took a short vacation to a nearby hotel and we had the house tented and fumigated in 3 days flat.In your case since its a duplex you need to get both units done, otherwise whats the point? 

Scott Scheel I'm currently in a hotel in Jacksonville.