People love to make landlords and/or STR operators the "bad guy" and ban the short term rentals (see Boston, Cambridge, Somerville) but when they make AirBNB the bad guy, they (gen pop and politicians) dont address the real problem which is no new construction and major limitations in zoning or redevelopment.There is a way to have both STRs and a healthy housing market, but the problem is everytime someone tries to modify a dwelling or build a development all the NIMBYs pop up and kill it and then complain that rents and prices are going up. 

Stay safe and healthy.

The down-stroke is the market is in a less fevered growth rate at this time, which is healthy, but nurf's appreciation a bit. 

But even then, the attorneys would need to think hard about what they would do if the Displinary Board decided to get involved.And then there is a healthy debate between the legal community in PA about what level of jurisdiction the Commission has over attorneys to start off with.

Mental health is important and there is nothing wrong with feeling safe.  

Stay healthy as well!

Detroit really needs to drastically reduce the footprint in which it provides municipal services before it can become healthy again.

The only way this makes sense to do is if (1) you're certain the homeowner won't sell the house during the redemption period and (2) you're certain there's a healthy amount of equity in the home.

But cycles happen in all aspects of life and with the case of recessions, they are healthy and necessary.

Losing sleep for the next year doesn't sound healthy to me, especially if you have other alternatives.That being said, you can always ask the student to provide a guarantor.