I just don't know how you enforce it or define what clean and orderly condition.

Again, in my county once a tenant is served by the local law enforcement handling evictions they have 7 days to respond. 

Tax liens and municipal liens such as code enforcement liens often survive if they are not paid off within the foreclosure suit. 

I have been asking for photo ID, it's written in House Rules, listing, everywhere... and when they refuse, I let them cancel within 24 hours with no penalty.In a recent case, the guest complained to Airbnb, who backed them and after a few back n forth, here's what Airbnb wrote to me:The request for a copy of ID is something that you require from guests but is not supported by Airbnb and will not be enforced.

Sounds like the natural layout of your mountain property is not very conducive with the quiet hours you're trying to enforce.

In actual words it said something more like:  "Due to the challenges with rent payments being received on time, going forward we will be strictly enforcing the terms of our lease."  

Enforcement can be tricky, of course, and I'm sure there are folks doing it, but unless it is a hobby-only UAV weighing less than .55lbs, it is restricted (without registration) or forbidden (any commercial use).So, I'll change my last answer a bit!  

Housekeeping is subjective and really hard to enforce and I can see the cats  suddenly becoming service animals. 

If they are VERY professional, they will have their processes in writing as verification that it is enforced equally and fairly by their entire staff.6.

There is already a law in place that they didn't enforce and now they want to put the burden on someone else.