I thought bars were required for any unit with small kids above the ground floor.I ran across this post while searching for a better lease than the "Family Lawyer" software we've been using for many years.

The police are not empowered nor equipped to evaluate the difference between a short term stay agreement or legal tenancy when the unit isn't an obvious hotel/motel.

With that said....Regarding Nevada, I had a discussion with a lawyer some months back on the situation and the answer he gave me was a firm maybe.

:) Just kidding (sort of)... but seriously... have a lawyer look it over, or, I assume you have pulled a title report or will be.

I am the one signing the leases and renewals.I'm not a lawyer and would love to see a website that clearly outlines this for all 50 States. 

I just started though but I can ask one of the lawyers there.

Well, well, well...look who "Candidate #5" is.CHICAGO (AP) - A lawyer for U.S.

Disclaimer I am not a Lawyer so do not take these comments as legal advice.

I asked in another post about getting a lawyer and was told to save money and to know my renter/landlord laws and be specific about what I put in my lease agreement. 

The strictly legal answer is that you must apply your criteria evenly to avoid accusations of discrimination (i am not a lawyer).The most important part of this is applying criteria when you offer a specific property at a specific time.