I know my value very well, and that's why I have no problem with "proving my value", even if that means working for free for a little while for someone where I am adding value to their team and they are adding value to my goals.

There are some exceptions for commercially zoned properties.In the NOLA.com article posted above, you will find this info:"The main change in the rules will allow short-term rentals to operate in residential areas only if the owner lives on the site and has a homestead exemption to prove that it’s their primary home.

Funny the only couple foreclosures I see in the area are listed as “occupied” I am, however, in a position where I can actually wait 14 months if I had too but cash wise would be tough, hopefully would be getting reasonable rent from them (wishful thinking)

Wondering if selling would be tough ( of course can’t predict the future) THANK YOU SO MUCH I’m advance for responding to this nervous nelly.

Wondering if selling would be tough ( of course can’t predict the future) THANK YOU SO MUCH I’m advance for responding to this nervous nelly.

-Are we obligated to comply with her request to have a 'meeting' to prove cooperativeness or can we just tell her it's not a good fit and let that be reason enough to ask her to leave?  

The broker is due to send over legal documents to prove annual revenue and net profits within the next couple of days.

I haven't done it specifically, but Elsinore isn't really a place where a lot of people visit, it certainly isn't a vacation spot and it is out of the way for most destinations, if it is like a house hack Airbnb for extra money maybe, but as a dedicated AirBnb you might have a tough time.

Also the feeling of security with no mortgage can be tough to let go of for some people. 

Unfortunately, I've seen this happen.If you lent to the LLC, there's not much you can do unless you can determine and prove that they commited fraud in their dealings with you.