If utility usage spikes unexpectedly, I would reach out to inquire.

This ultimately turned it from a great rental property to a decent rental property.At the end of the day I decided to sell it as a flip because I ended up moving, and with the way the market appreciated everything just worked if I sold.Nevertheless, my fiancée and I repainted everything, redid all of the fixtures, electrical outlets, light switches etc.

I would only keep it if you are in very good financial condition and can swing the negative cash flow AND handle unexpected repairs.

The majority of the other owners are very unresponsive and refuse to have direct contact with anyone on our team as we have reached out several times to make a joint effort to provide an outlet for the memebers of our community as the majority of them are disgruntled because the immenities that we pay our HOA monthly for are unavailable.

I can schedule all the content out ahead of time, and schedule when it publishes to which social media outlet.

The batteries last ~ a year, and there's a plug on the bottom for a 9-volt if they unexpectedly die.

Section 8 inspector found more issues with the bars on the outside of the windows on the first floor and some outlets needed replacing.

If she refuses to let you in to do the repairs at that time, there are two consequences.  1) If it is a non-urgent issue, like an outlet is not working, she can wait until her schedule and the repair crew schedule matches up.  2) If it is an urgent issue, like a water leak, it needs to be addressed immediately and you simply tell her you are entering the apartment. 

80% of home buyers experience a major unexpected repair in the 1st year of home ownership.Get it replaced.Welcome to home ownership.

Yes, it’s a great deal with a nice buffer for the unexpected.