If you are interested learning a bit more (no pressure), please reach out to me directly.

Perhaps they can put pressure on the electrician to settle this.  

Both of those costed $10300, which pretty much put me at the worst case analysis.After those were done as well as the rest of the plumbing, they did a pressure test, which passed. 

I would then rent the house we live in now on Airbnb full time as we have seen a glimpse of what it can do in the Summer (and have a great gauge with the other Airbnb we have across the street.)

I have a deal that may be worth doing, however its not as strait forward as a MF rental or SFH where you can very easily gauge the income of the property.

Main issue I understand is that the gauge was sometimes too small. 

It also incentivizes the tenants to pressure each other into doing the right thing.This will alleviate a bunch of the issues on your end.

Welcome @Robert StibliI think Short Term Vacation Rentals can be incredible profitable, but I caution you to do some research on the STR regulations in the area you're considering.Local governments are being pressured by large hotel corporations to implement strict regulations.

Additionally, partnering with a real estate investor or private lender could be a great way to access funds for the down payment without putting too much pressure on your own resources.

Often, these wholesalers target people who are going through financial hardship and use high-pressure tactics to convince homeowners to sign agreements to sell.