Seems like you know what you've are doing! 

These gurus make it seem you can jump right into it and as I know that is far from true, what’s the real way?

It seems like the changes would be easy to explain to a buyer + them knowing a licensed contractor did it.

It seems unrealistic that she will pay for 2 months after moving out of the apartment.

It seems like a simple enough idea, but what are the logistics of it?

Can't seem to find anything on the Ft Lauderdale city sites on this, so I may have to call but wondered if anyone had a suggestion. 

Does the 30 day + law seem to work even for Airbnb out there?

Over $400 a door seems way high in National City, but there is no information given on how nice these units are and what they would rent for.

With a seating capacity of 10,600 and average attendance of fewer than 7,000, filling the park doesn't seem a concern.

Personally the hot tub is only a perk if we like the house so  as referenced here themed room and location win the day.hot tub is a blessing or a curse - either they are spotless or nasty and there seems to be no in between.We would never not rent a str because it did or didn't have a hot tub but if we had two similar places we would most likely book the property without the hot tub.