.: 3 separate air handlers/rooms with one compressor) for around $2k on Amazon.

what a great job, the pictures show that you did a fantastic job breathing fresh air into something that was stale but is now fresh and new.

The hardwood floors need to refinished, base boards missing in some rooms, paint throughout but major systems (heat/air/pluming/elect.) all in working order.She has already talked to the bank about a short sale and they have sent her an application, but they did not discuss a number and there is obviously no guarantee that the bank will accept the offer.   

As for the hole, there is no "weep hole" in window air conditioners anymore either.

Check for water leaks, tenant damage, modifications on part of tenant, dumb a** tenant safety issues, unwanted guests/pets, smoke/fire alarm, furnace/air conditioning filters. 

OK Levi,  I get that there are always posts about such impending dooms (obviously something is in the air or everyone is crazy)  Im not talking about making good or bad deals. 

Some Stats:Year built: 1916Wiring - Not updatedRoof ~3 years OldPlumbing - Not UpdatedHeat - Gas/Forced Air, updated ~ 2 years ago. 

The condo portion is vacant at the moment, but given the market for Air BnBs in this area, and the particular location of this property (5 minutes to downtown nightlife, 10-15 to the beach, and walkable to a variety of shops and restaurants), I think it's a perfect candidate for short term rentals.

I guess I'm saying that how this all plays out is still very much in the air.

All a tenant has to do, is go to Walmart, get an air up mattress and set up shop.