We got a qualified (barely) tenant in there last week.  

Thanks all for the advices.About why flip instead of hold, my realtor reasoning is that the pool adds to the liability when renting, and needs to be maintained properly, that's an extra cost, and given the rental rates in the area and the potential resale value, it seems like renting wouldn't provide much so much cashflow to make sense, it would barely break even or even have negative cashflow.My wife is of the same opinion, while for me renting even if it doesn't provide that much cashflow, makes more sense due the extra taxes when flipping.

I own a home in Beavercreek and I'll be selling it when I have to move in a half a year because the rents would barely cover the mortgage/taxes/insurance.

As of now the way the prices are it is a barely Break Even if i put 30% down when looking at rental cash flow.

This prevents me from wasting my time on projects that have numbers that barely work if everything goes perfectly.It's all about the numbers.

There is always opportunity to find positive aspects in your property and lead your guests in seeing how it benefits them.We re-furnished our STR wth great buys off of Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist, including barely used great mattresses.

@Jay Hinrichsanother reason I sacrificed some to barely cling onto the many we still have.

While all this is interesting, it really has no baring on the current situation. 

Contractors took one of the biggest hits of any profession during the last crash and the ones that survived have barely made it so.

It’s an old house and it’s Florida where people barely open their windows anyway.