The draw to the tired landlord is they get a lump sum from me, and the rest of their equity over time as cash flow to them, spreading out their capital gains taxes.  

Any recommendations or advice is greatly valued.I think this might be based on the realtor.

The only draw back I have seen is they are hard to fill during the winter months.

Both are based in CHS.

I could be that I am jaded because my STR that operated legally since 1999and paid all its occupancy taxes did not get an STR permit in spite of having maximum lottery entries (maximum Lottery entries was for STRs over 5 years old). 

Whether to rent the property or flip it is solely based on your long term plan and situation.

Even with minimum liability of $100,000 there are plenty of attorneys that will take a quick $33,000.A vast majority of the comments I see on this board (from people that are not licensed insurance agents) regarding umbrellas and liability insurance are way off base. 

Soo many rent management systems say "accounting based". 

Based on the employment records the jobs thst afford them the apartment are new.

Some investors choose or get forced based on code to upgrade the excessing panel to 200amps.