So it's an all cash game, with heavy consequences if you don't follow through.There is a calendar on the website that details the properties going up for auction.  

A few years of no/low premium increases coupled with crazy inflation, lousy investment returns, and heavy losses and they're just trying to get back to some stability and end their losses.

Recently with the heavy rain we have been getting a small stain appears on two of the ceiling tiles during the rain storms.

Cleveland is another solid rental market that cash-flow heavy. 

There was heavy black mold throughout the house and we ended up gutting down to the studs, replacing all drywall, all electric, new roof, most of plumbing, new kitchen, new bath and all new floor coverings. 

No concerns with weight, it really isn't that heavy and is dispersed equally.

(In reality, the tenant overloaded with heavy items not meant to be stored in a kitchen cabinet, damaged the property as a result of their own negligence.) 

I don't do STR's but if I was, if there was a way to get a manager to do all the heavy lifting, that's how I would go.  

We are heavy on cash and want to use that to scale. 

However the AC did break in the first 2 weeks so that was a heavy bill that really didn't increase property value.