Also, when residing outside of Orlando, it would be advisable to take the service of a property manager or there are mixed options that can take care of the publications / reservations and hire a cleaning / maintenance service.

I was thinking that the cleaning fee could simply be covered by whatever the host is currently charging their guests, and the maintenance fee could be a set monthly amount to cover basic needs such as pool cleaning/maintenance, lawn care, pool deck cleaning, and minor touchups.What do you all think about this?

Property has no "on-site" employees with exception of cleaning staff.

for a 1 story or 2 story building not for a high rise or midrise. you can easily avoid by what floor you buy or build on in miami. suburban deals or on south beach sure but not in a city high rise development you won't be worrying 

Hello all! My name is Tyler and I'm here to introduce myself as a new member of Bigger Pockets and the real estate community. As a younger professional with zero debt, I'm interested in learning more about the analysi...

Here are our concerns;- Some of the floor joists have been exposed to excessive moisture and are rotting away. 

You'll be negative every month.As mentioned above, you can't do a clean seller finance (where you get the title at closing) unless you put down $80k to pay off their existing mortgage.  

I’m remodeling a house for rental and I’m debating if replace all carpet for hardwood floor, even on rooms and closets.

It is essentially the same as a LTR lease with less time.I would say you provide starter supplies of consumables and cleaning only happens after they leave.

Property has no "on-site" employees with exception of cleaning staff.