Be sure to get information about the age of the capital expense items (roof, HVAC, water heaters, and sewer line as well).

Like water for the thirsty.

I doubt they will, since it's mostly water under the bridge at this point.

After reading many of the posts by broker/agents my takeaway is that honest, experienced, knowledgeable and competent agents are tired of the inexperienced, part time, or fly by night agents (fly by night: someone who enters as a salesperson for whatever is “hot” at the moment, be it real estate, oil and gas leases, used cars, etc) muddying the waters and causing them twice the work to close a transaction.  

The same developers are the owners of Margaritaville, and they have the same property management requirements there.Reunion - Great location, beautiful homes, 3 championship golf courses, multi-million dollar water park and award winning tennis center - Appears great, but it's hard to make a profit. 

I've had to replace the water heater and some repairs to ductwork costing about $2300 so far.Would I work with them again? 

The reason the fed's actions have been largely ineffective in curbing inflation is because keeping central bank rates high in this situation is the equivalent of throwing water on a grease fire.

If they run the dishwasher through a cycle with hot water and ensure water doesn't sit in it, it will be fine. 

We know this story and how to navigate these waters.

He uses $1,800 for water/sewer as a default estimate for 2BD duplexes, and usually lists in insurance in the 900-range as well.