Water issues can cause extreme damage (mold, rot, material damage, wood buckling, ect). 

Think about it:  are the majority of solid tenant/prospect actually wanting to move during the holidays? 

Hello everyone, does anyone here recommend at solid home inspector in the Chicagoland area?

He's got a price in mind that I think is in the ballpark based on analysis I've done, but I want to be more solid on a few things. 

If you can cash-flow $200-$350/month, with 20% down, that is a solid long-term investment.Also, the turnkey option is the best way to go if you would like the benefits of owning rental property without being completely hands on.

To the best of my knowledge, Florida LLCs are quite solid.

Everyone has a sob story, but trust the numbers on the credit score and focus on job history and solid character.

My advice would be no, but if they are otherwise a solid applicant, it may be fine.

If you're a serious buyer and have a solid broker/agent relationship, but don't have the property under contract just yet, it can help to have the agent/broker refer you to a PM company.  

@Carlos Soto If you are looking for a long term buy and hold property I think the numbers on this are solid.