My weakness is that sometimes I come off to harsh, and I hate doing paperwork (though I am very organized I just don't like it).

I spend time daily working on it, checking the chemicals and working to keep them balanced so that there's no living thing in it so I can use it, but because of the temps and weather, I haven't been in it much anyway.

I dont mean to be harsh but we get paid to take action. 

Originally posted by @Harsh Singh:Dude that's awesome.

Let me encourage you to be kind to yourself and ignore the harsh criticisms.

The house that has the well pressure tank also supplies the electric to the pump , if that tenant has their electric cut off , both buildings have no water . second , if there is a water treatment system that too is in the first house , who takes care of the chemicals.

This advise sounds harsh, but it is the figuring out part that will make you a great "think-outside-the-box" wholesaler.Too often do I see people starting anything with "I need help". you are conditioning your mind that you can't do it.

When you go to a hotel, they certainly don't drain the spa every day, but I guess the difference is there is an employee to clean and adjust the chemicals every day, unlike in an STR. 

Because at some point in time, the building will get sold and an Ellis eviction or something like it will happen and then that protected tenant faces the harsh reality of the market. 

@Daniel Guerra, What I am going to say may look harsh but that's the reality you need to be aware of.Your questions, while important, beg a question of their own.