Get your realtor to examine comps that sold in the past 6 months, maybe 12 months. 

I'm going to respectfully disagree with Nathan, I think you can get enough of a premium in rents with the pool to justify keeping it. 

But I disagree with the child changing things :)  We cruised for 10 years on a 53 ft ketch with three boys  and picked up one more on the way! 

I will be taking my exam in CA near the Palmdale/Lancaster region, My question however isWhat materials/real estate questions should I study?

But I disagree that it amounts to less time. 

I examined the area and with the help of one of my tenants i discovered that there was a large crack on the bottom of the tub but it had gone unnoticed because there is usually a non slip mat over it in the tub. 

My plumber disagrees and says I should be proactive and do the fix to prevent a larger issue in the future.Thoughts on if this is the condo board's responsibility and whether I should cover the costs for the fix?

He was also not managing the property, just showing it and helping me select tenants, as after the tenant was selected it would then be turned over to the property manager to sign the lease and manage them long-term.If you are referring to a landlord as the property owner, and it's a bad idea for them to be involved in the screening process, I disagree, but that's another issue.

I disagree with the suggestion that the owner will just do it on their own because this isn’t as easy as most think it is.

Agree to disagree on that I suppose.