@Corey -One reason for this could also be that they need to slow down as their money dries up.

I expect this is becoming a worsening problem as we experience greater weather swings from climate change (longer dry / wet spells).

I was funding a bunch of stuff in Orlando and the bigger wholesalers have left the business because the deals have really dried up..

After reading all posts, I still believe it's not going to change my occupancy rates if I ask our guests to:-pick up their trash (vacation or not, why wouldn't you-seriously, how messy are you)-load the dishwasher (why would you live with food spoiling on dishes when you're expecting to have a relaxing time w/o the rotting smells)-place used towels in the washer (odor & mold issues)This is plain ole pick up after yourself stuff.

Good luck and keep your powder dry.

If it was bare to the metal and rusting, you need to get all the rust off, and make sure it is bone dry before putting on the patch.

Sinks can be built into the counter, with drying racks or cutting boards.

These deals will be gone when the investment cycle dries up and you will have to wait until it comes around again.The cars will always be there to buy.

If there was water damage then the wood will be wet and they will have to use dehumidifiers to dry out anything thats wet.. and find the right company you can trust.

“The biggest issue you run into in the winter is after rain, when it takes forever to let the ground dry,” he said.Workers will continue pouring concrete footings over the next few weeks, meaning a lot of what’s taking place will be below the ground level.