I've helped investors to sell fix and flips, multi-family homes, land, you name it!

As far as selling... you will have to disclose the problem whether you fixed it or not.

Unsure about STR regulations in Charleston but I would advise you to search "arbitrage" on this forum and read up on the hundreds of pros and cons responses here before diving in to any market using the arbitrage model.

Both upset the same mechanisms (same brand, matching models).The camera option may be the best bet.  

Instead, as with a lot of south Florida wholesale deals- we ended up replacing and having to fix things that were covered up and two years later she was ready to go.  

Is this section 8-(or some kind of fixed income program) these units seem very low priced?

If he wanted the problem fixed he would have had you fix it. 

Someone who can perform duties such as: fix closet doors, replace light fixtures, replace a front door, etc.Ive used 2 handymen off of Google in the past and they both ghosted me at some point.

I do already have a construction crew run by a friend who fixes anything that needs attention before renting out.

I now have a portfolio of six rentals and completed two fix-and-flips.