@Joe Homs - Thats how anyone sees it by general agreement and thats probably the HOA first response but in this case, firstly I have no idea of this as the base is 100% caulked before I even purchased this, secondly ,if I press the flooring in the bathroom   I see water just pops up ,or  the hardwood flooring in the living room feels like a bit wet underneath, it could have spread to other apartments flooring as well and it could impact the whole building (you won't know until someone opens the flooring) ,want to brainstorm on how to convince HOA to chip in?

Most people relax with tv and a snack.

As Andrew points out, be prepared to cover costs that your long term residents were covering i.e electricity, cable tv, furnishing etc.Andrew, my wife and I have considered purchasing an STR on the Atlantic coast of Florida.

Wasn't there someone on TV that said "I love it when a good plan comes together"?

My wife and I are starting a new Flip TV show and I'm coming up short on deals all of the time around here.  

Time marches on and I am in the middle of another turnover now and pressed for time.

However, as a city, I would be hard pressed to pick Scranton over WB in nearly any instance. 

That is your most pressing issue.

One of my tenants wanted to add an electrical outlet half way up a wall so he could mount his TV and not have the cords showing.

The ones that advertise on TV, drive fancy shiny wrapped vans and wear logo’ed shirts are catering to a higher end clientele ($$$$) versus the guy that drives the beat up pick-up truck but has done the job for 30 years.