This, coupled with the fact that the HVAC company didn't run a Heat Load when we purchased 2 new units in 2021, has led to extensive, repeated water damage and remediation on 3 separate occasions in different areas of the home.   

What about city tax and water liens that I believe are in a senior position to the first lender.

IF the investment didn't make any sort of cash flow, and put me under water by a good amount every month, then I would highly consider selling. 

There are 2 main reasons 1) proximity to Mexico 2) water pollution, which is related to #1.  

By the time basement had 2-4 inch water and started flowing on carpets.

He suggested spraying enzyme remover and/or 50/50 mix of white vinegar and water. 

For 2015 there are so many applications filled from China, that the number of visas allowed will be reached probably by Spring!

The holidays and winter season is always tougher to rent than spring/summer/fall, which is when the 100 days you referenced would have occurred2. 

Taxes, water/sewer, insurance, maintenance – it all adds up.It's heartbreaking that Worcester is becoming too pricey for its own residents.

Outside of my principal & interest costs, here are my monthly expenses:Electric: averages $300Water: averages $50 (including irrigation water for lawn)Management (includes weekly pool care, trash cans out & in, pest control): $280HOA: $52Property taxes: $400Insurance: $325Lawn care (weekly): $100Florida STR license: $15Niceties (internet, tv services for guests): $100, and this is generous as I include some stuff I pay for from my own house that would cost more if I didn't.