I only recently started asking when I felt the complaints were becoming excessive.

In your case I would recommend making a list of all damages and put them into 2 categories: normal wear and tear and excessive damages then get a contractor to give you estimates for repairs.

Today's Financial Times (subscription needed to read the full text, this is just the headline):US financial regulationFed officials call for tougher rules to prevent asset bubbles Officials worry that low interest-rate policies could encourage excessive risk-taking

The rapid turnover reflects the unseasonable excess of buyers in the housing market this fall, and will likely persist until sellers come back in a bigger way.

Build equity, learn to be a landlord, and in a year or two you will have excess equity that may be available.

, there are only 3 main criteria to trigger a buyer's market.1) Excess supply of housing - Once Covid hit, construction grinded to a halt, this resulted in a short supply of homes coming online. 

Based on that list of priorities - I would love to keep both condos if possible but not if it requires either choosing a house that is not the right fit for our family or requires an excessively long commute. 

You need to find out why there is an excess amount of water on the bathroom floor.

We did make a mistake with the first countertop installer and he destroyed the granite so we had to order a second countertop so that was about a $2k mistake on top of that.We finished the whole basement and added another bedroom which was about $10k all up including adding a dry mini bar.The property had two garages, we sided one as the other was fine, just with vinyl on it which was about $3000, no labor on this either, it only took two days.

On the other hand, for a 1000$/month rental, I allocate in total 280$/month for fixing thing in the house (100 repairs + 180 capex), which sounds excessive.