My mortgage is at 4%, I put 25% down and put an additional $30k in to it and replacing floors, repainted all interiors and appliances.  

For us 2 weeks is a long time, 4 weeks is the longest I’ve had in 20 years and most of that was extensive turnover work (full repaint and and recarpet, new appliances and countertops, and massive cleaning)As others have suggested, list the address, there are lots of experts on here willing to work for you for free to solve a mystery like this. 

And in reality, in 35 years, you will have 1-2 more roofs, a few HVAC systems, a new kitchen and baths or two, repainting many times over, etc.

I had to repaint and put down new flooring due to the damage they did to the house.

Some of the common turnover items in my experience include patching holes in the wall both minor and major, repainting the unit, deep cleaning the unit, and changing the locks.

Adding new flooring in both the living room and kitchen, redoing the whole bathroom, repainted the walls as well in the house.

We plan to update the flooring and repaint, Plus clean the exterior.What was the outcome?

Maintenance on bigger homes like this is a BIGGER expense than normal.Larger roofs, crazy roof lines, multiple HVAC's, grande sized pool equipment, property tax increases.Plus  ongoing asset maintenance costs, such as mold forming in a veranda ceiling that needs to be removed and repainted, etc...That out of the way, if there are not a lot of takers for this place, could you do an OWC, or a Lowball.What I mean is there any scenario where you could step up to the plate on your own and buy it?

I'm thinking scrape and repaint. 

They ended up renting from a previous client of mine who was able to repaint the unit in 2 days