Hi Dhvaya,So, lets break this sandcastle question into some grains of sand, with some statements.[1] LVP does not like water (most of it--but not all).[2] LVP damage seems to mostly come from scratches, deep ones and light ones.

Good morning you all, I currently reside in the Corpus Christi area and my family and I are relocating to the Houston/Spring Texas area very soon.

Meaning that I can get a grasp on the rental market for the summer months (and spring/fall/winter) while having lower interest-only payments, but also making principal payments with the EOY rental income that I end up with.

(Britt Theater)Ashland - WINNER to me, but like Jacksonville I think I would do short term rentals there, take advantage of Shakespeare festival (Fall/Winter), Britt Theater (Spring/Summer - Jacksonville), and Mountain Skiing in the Winter.

I'm in no rush right now. if I plan to move in the spring, would it be wise to rent and get settled into my new market?

There is standing water in the crawlspace, some work to be done on the kitchen floor, and some electrical work. 

skim with a roller of watered down mud and a squeegie.

The leaves will soon be falling in Cleveland which can be a problem for your gutters potentially leading to ice dams on your roof, water in your basement or a variety of other issues.

Since some of the issues had to do with water, it was sometimes scary, but we keep taking the next best step.

Planned to re-do our rental kitchen in May 2022  but just learned IKEA cabinet boxes (30" & 36") are ALL on backorder -- since last Spring!