I put asset protection above, in my opinion, the nearly zero chance of the due on sale clause being called.Also very important to know that creating an entity on the SOS site is only one of many steps in operating an entity and the supporting docs must follow - operating agreement, resolutions, minutes, bank account etc.

If it's not in your docs and your association has a good PM, they'll have put into place a resolution specific addressing this.

Ask the clerk where the newest files are located, ask to review or 'preview' the actual case files, being courteous to the clerk and considerate of their time.You'll need to collect the following information, at minimum:Case name (estate of Smith)Name of personal representative/admin/executor and their contact infoInfo about estate assets (real property) address and encumbrancesConsider capturing names of heirs and their contact info, too.Be especially alert for problem situations noted in the case files (foreclosure, disputes, etc.).

Probably will have to dispute if I have to. 

The commission can be disputed after the offer has been accepted, and will be a Realtor Board Issue.

Please note I'm not disputing price, as great contractors deserve to get paid..

While email may work for some comms, I'd prefer to keep more of it via the platform for traceability and evidence for Airbnb disputes/resolutions.  

As I said I am really struggling with this issue and need to come to some resolution in the coming days.

I like to state my resolutions as if I am looking back on a year, not looking forward into it.

In some cases you can dispute or respond to reviews.