We do plan to also list with ALE and some other sites, but curious if anyone that has used Apartments.com or a similar site has run into issues with screening potential tenants, since it's a much broader user group than something like FurnishedFinder or TravelNurseHousing.com.

It's my second rental property and have not dealt with this issue before.

Praying they don’t give me any issues, is it safe to reach out and let them know my intentions before closing on the house?  

In speaking with the property manager she issued the Tenant a 14 day noncompliance letter to purchase and repair the garage door on his own.

No tropical storm, cyclone or state of emergency has been issued.

Here is the Order of Operations graphic from the BP flipping houses and estimating rehabs books:Check out the book for a lot more detail...

It has been having issues and my tenants are complaining about going days without water.

If it is an issue then get the permit.

Those seem more than fine, the biggest issue with condos is trying to get a handle on the association itself, do they have proper reserves?

On the flip side, multiple MTR/STRs in other areas could yield higher cash flow, especially in tourist-heavy or affordable markets, but managing dispersed properties can be challenging, with considerations like vacancy periods and potential property management costs if you opt out of self-management.