Hi Marcus,Section 8 solves a lot of the issues for Class D rentals. 

Just sharing what I've found in my own research trying to solve this same issue. 

The expectations of an Airbnb may be 2-3 thousand per month and with 4-5 visits you can already solve this part, but in case you didn't know, there are residences ready and in development that have hotel management like WHYNDHAM and other companies, that is, they have contracts with travel agencies and tour operators that guarantee the flow of short-stay or Airbnb clients and the administration guarantees 60% occupancy per year, projects in development with a 0% interest rate and also tax exemption benefitsI think there is a lot of information that even many investors are unaware of, including me.The opinion of gastronomy depends on each person.

However, the more you learn the more you will learn ways to solve the above.

I can assure you the employees involved in trying to help are good people that were doing their best to try and help solve the problem and didn't have any malicious intent.

--So, S8 doesn't solve everything and has its own challengesRead more below (copy & paste):Recommend you first figure out the property Class you want to invest in, THEN figure out the corresponding location to invest in.If you apply Class A assumptions to a Class B or C purchase, your expectations won’t be met and it may be a financial disaster.So, when investing in areas they don’t really know, investors should research the different property Class submarkets.

My HOA has said they're not responsible, but I have been told that the issue won't be solved unless all the units (less than 10 total), are sealed. 

We have no clue where to get started though.

Everyone telling you to do it have no clue to reality or hassle it will become. 

Whatever it may be, as a wholesaler with no intent to close on the deal yourself, you promise to solve the seller's problems while trying to assign your contract to a buyer without knowing what flippers are looking for, if the numbers work.