Issues with utilites, insurance, the inspection report etc. 

That in turn helped solves a few other issues as well. 

How are other short term operators handling this issue?

My main question - What happens if there is an urgent issue with property and my handy man is not available to get there immediately?

So, should not be an issue. of course the lower loan to value the better.  

Examples that come to mind are if a borrower is seeking to add square footage to the property with their rehab, repair a burned down home, home has foundation issues and they’ve previously done foundation repair, etc. 

Would the tenants having more people living with them than stated on the lease create issues? 

I'm in the process of pursuing my first deal and these are some issues that I've had to deal with as well.

Therefore, committing to regular upkeep and addressing any issues promptly can make a significant difference in the long-term value and marketability of a property.Reasonable Fees and Assessments:Sentiment: Residents overwhelmingly prefer homeowners' association (HOA) fees and assessments that are reasonable and proportional to the high-quality services and amenities provided.

I guess I'm trying to figure out what I'm missing, It's not often that a property comes up for sale on a 17% Cap rate that doesn't have serious issues, but I am not finding the issues.