I had a TV stop working and had to run to Costco to grab a new one.

The only rpd I know of relates to cable TV connection.

Turns out two bullets penetrated a window frame and damaged their TV and stand.  

Mehmet Oz a famed Cardiologist would agree with you on National TV!

(I am not a lawyer, and I don't even play one on TV :)   ) 

internet is $70, TV is $150(dish).I’m planning on using a PM Company.  

When I installed cable TV years ago and I or my co-workers would wine about working 6 days a week and 12 hours a day almost year round, my boss would say "If you're not making money, your spending money".

Plus with no possibility of losing money on a flip(it can and does happen regardless of what is shown on TV)So what do you want.  

Among them was that for non-owner occupied short term rentals, the property owner gets it re-zoned as commercial.Check the local papers and TV stations for more details.

If that's enough to kill the deal, then look at a different property.If not, and if you have the ability to do inspections, call the big foundation company that advertises a lot on TV in your market (and is probably a national franchise).