Does anyone have a document they leave behind for long-term renters displaying house rules?

Apartments.com seems to only display the last 4. 

.): Charge and display stays in nights.🏛️ Local STR laws and zoning ordinances: Usually define short-term rentals as stays under 30 consecutive nights.🧾 Taxes and occupancy reports: Usually based on nights rented too.The only time "days" might matter is for insurance policies or local business licenses, but even then, they almost always convert it back to nights for consistency.Would you like me to check how your city or county specifically defines it?

BTW no one should have to ask for a CSLB license number as its required to be displayed on all advertising including trucks, biz cards, estimates, contracts etc.

I wouldn't be able to look myself in the mirror if I didn't display the same characteristics and features  of honesty, hard-work, and respect for clients, employees, co-workers, and anyone else I encounter. 

There are thousands on new viewers every week. 

I feel it's important to get that information into the investor complaint to give whoever reviews the allegations a 30,000 foot view of the variety of warning signals on full display by this outfit. 

Many of these service providers are out of the business just as quick as the investor who take their marching orders and this is a cycle that is on clear display in the forums. 

There's a lot of impressionable viewers of these forums and while there may be cost savings associated with the steps you outlined, there are inherent risks I don't believe were adequately disclosed. 

The only laws for labeling something a bourbon are that it a) needs to be at least 51% corn in the mash bill, b) it needs to be aged in virgin American oak barrels, and c) if it is aged in barrels for less than four years the age needs to be prominently displayed on the label.