Visit some properties, eat at some resturants, make some connections(realtors, insurance agents, etc).Once you visit the area, you can make a better informed decision if thats an area that you want to buy in.Once you did this, and you are new to buying properties, I would maybe visit the property when it is being inspected.Once you have a couple of properties under your belt, you can rely on the home inspection report.Best of luck

Or better, buy a property that is not subject to an HOA.Also, if you are leasing for 6 months or less, you will be subject to the 6% Florida short term rental tax.You may also have city and county additional taxes, business tax receipt, and mandatory inspections for short term rental depending on the jurisdiction where your property is located.

No rent.Presented a fake lease to my PM.Allowed them to do an inspection.

I manage the vacancies, leasing, contractor and inspection appointments, but honestly the Turbotenant software I use is really user friendly and handles rent collection and what not. 

Give them written notice that you responded to their request by offering to inspect and by providing a window A/C.

Get a few different HVAC guys out to inspect and bid out the system.

Now I am 15 years into this and some of the properties I have not seen in years even though they are all here in Milwaukee (we do annual inspections though).

The reason is the rent-to-price ratio is good so you can cash flow, and most of the West side doesn’t have a Point of sale inspection which is really annoying

Of course we will do all the inspections and due diligence) Th goal is to fix it up a bit and cash out refinance it.

The inspection was not as informative as it could have been.