For me, it's where were people taking trips before covid stir crazy, during all economies, and the local economy enjoys the people coming in.

It could be a toilet flapper gone bad, or it could be the occupant trying to stir up trouble.

However, and this is a massive issue in my opinion, the COA can change the rules at any time if you stir up trouble (and this type of rental is known to stir up trouble from time to time, for sure, even for skilled management). 

On the office since we were required to put 2 inch Styrofoam insulation, we had to make the footing 8 inches wide.Weather:-Hot; (Shaken or Stirred) Ice, once you reach about 95 degrees and high humidity, the concrete won’t “Set” properly.

With an LTV, it's pretty cut and dry, but there are many ways you can calculate DTI, so I think it's going to cause a stir.

I've heard of some new spam blocking systems like Shaken/Stir, and I'm wondering if other factors might be at play.

I just wasn't sure how to say that politely to avoid stirring up animosity

Just some stirring questions to maybe help find the root cause!

(I will say from conversations I have with members at the city of Denver's Short Term Rental Advisory Committee, there are stirrings of again raising the issue of primary residence restriction.

It is a C property and I don't want to stir the pot and have them take over bill.