I have been going through room by room removing wall paper, skim coating and fixing plaster imperfections etc, and new paint.

If you are using floating floors, then the subfloor panels will also take up any little imperfections. 

I have attempted tile jobs in bathroom renovations, kitchen walls, and entryways, and have attempted carpeting areas, and painting jobs, among other finishing touches, and in almost all cases, the slightest imperfections are easily seen and have defeated the purpose of trying to save money by doing the work myself

Good call on the STR insurance, im waiting for a quote to add to my spreadsheet@Michael Baum 5 bd, 4 bath, around 3000 sq ft, 25 min walk or 1.3 miles from the beach, multiple beaches in the area to go to, very easy to get to (no gates or anything required), planning to add a pool and/or hot tub, seems to differentiate from other rentalsAs mentioned I have looked at projected revenues from property managers and compared to places on airbnb, its imperfect but I have a general average of revenue rates and occupancy, seems like most summer months are booked, winter has a few bookings, more seems like with COVID going onHave 800 a month as placeholder for utilities which seems to cover most itemsIt isn't furnished, but I have a list of what I would likely have to purchase and plan would be to drive it all up in a uhaul or some sort.Everything seems pretty good, although the cash on cash return is 6% at the low end of rental bookings and 12% at the high endAny idea how long the reviews take before ramp up? 

With LVP under 4mm thick, any imperfection in the subfloor is definitely going to telegraph through, and it won't take a significant low area to cause a spot where the planks pop down / click when you step there.  

I’ve been been taking imperfect action in the wholesaling side of real estate.

I did a ton of research and consulted several contractors, and I wish someone would have emphasized the importance of including plywood underlayment (or similar) for LVP installs over wooden subfloors with any amount of imperfections.  

@Nathan A WaggonerDoing an imperfect something soon > waiting to do a perfect something later.

Magistrate’s in any future evictions will exploit any lease imperfections to benefit the tenant and today’s competitors are very professional refits so they will exploit your lack of professionalism if you demonstrate it.

Imperfect action is better than perfect inaction.