Yeah I think it's a unique opportunity to test waters in short term rentals or "mid-term" rentals with less risk.

In addition the poison causes them to need to drink so for the most part they will leave the building looking for water and die outside.

If you go the wood framing route you will have to rip the joists that sit on the concrete because garage floors are built with a slope (for water runoff).

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.

The negligence thing has always been interesting to me because it seems so subjective...Gross negligence seems a more straight forward - rare to no inspections, known issues, complete ignorance of potential issues/lack of due diligence (ie: fence around pool w/ locked gate) etc.

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.