And with the actual maintenance items the HOA covers, it may not align with how you would spend your money.  

Lakehead Ca was listed as a good investment opportunity for STR’s.

Just run search on Residential to create a fairly good-sized list of active listings, then look for the Realtor designation, or lack there-of, then note the brokerage name and contact info and contact them directly.If you are not concerned about discount CE credits, using certain features like RPR, or becoming a GRI, etc., then my guess is you will save a fair amount of money (my annual board fees were $620). 

I look every day on the MLS (since I am semi-local and am heavily invested in the area) and the most intriguing part of the listing to me is the price history.

They're the most up to date list of properties to sell

@Gabriel Borrego if your looking for the actual specifc steps to invest in a specific strategy, I built a platform that helps users get started and it has the steps to begin investing in the basic strategies but I could put it into a Google document list or something like that if you are looking at a specific strategy?

I always list myself.

Option: Start advertising it now and get an interest list.

I think this is steep given the list of damages so I was wondering what might be the best strategy here or if anyone has any advice?

Was non-cooperative and delayed remediation due to not providing access (would not move items in house).