You're going to have an uphill battle when you get out...you'll have a stigma.

It is all custom designed, content, and the visuals.Moral of the story is this.Lead generation is just part of the battle...

I'm with Joseph on this, need more info but I smell a rat.

The next door neighbor called me to let me know that there are different people that live in the house I'm renting out, every 6 months, there are 2 dogs and he can smell smoking when the lease agreemnet has one person on it, allows for 1 dog only and prohibits smoking.

So, in the North, best case you’re fighting an uphill battle with a lot of uncertainty.

So if you got into a legal battle with them, it would likely be cheaper to walk away than to fight...regardless of who's right.It sounds like you are a little nervous about doing your first deal, so you want to strap yourself with someone (who you think) gets it. 

My realtor is saying we have to disclose that we can smell cigarette smoke when selling or we can get sued..

We honesty need them to move, but I sense this is going to be a battle.

There are countless horror stories about a guest who finds a dead bug or complains about a mystery smell that gets their entire trip refunded arbitrarily by Airbnb and there is nothing you can do about it.

Even if this is a one time deal and you appear exempt, read up on the FCPB.Borrows appear to have a three year right of recession in any event, if it is not "affordable" or "prudent" they can still cry foul and get thier money back.