It's not only bathrooms that are a cause of issues but "Cooking, bathing, drying clothes, washing dishes and other everyday activities add moisture to the air.

The spot is airing in 20 markets, including six cities where the tourism board has never advertised before and that are just a short flight away: Dallas; Denver; Houston; Portland, Ore.; Salt Lake City; and Seattle.

I responded to remove the air pocket.

Midwest city is a good area and Tinker Air Force base is right there (lots of jobs) but Del City can be a little more C/D class and they share a school district.  

Once everything is air tight, put a professional prospectus together highlighting the strengths of the market, deal, and most importantly you.

Salt air rusts out all mechanical devices like ac units before their time.  

One of them went well, for a couple grand we put up walls that allowed air flow and a dehumidifier and it rented fairly quickly.

The roof has no air vents at all which is a big surprise. 

A full bathroom will be added in the finished basement, as well as a new kitchen, upstairs bath, updated electric, and adding a condenser to the existing forced-air system.

I agree with Air B&B not being landlord friendly.