I would:STEP 1: See what my average daily rate would be as a short term rental buy going to airdna.co and checking your zip codes, top properties, similar properties go to the rates tab to see your average daily rate and multiply it by 30 and or go to the revenue tab and be sure to adjust your amount of rooms and how many you can accomodate.

Operating at a $300 month loss is going to affect my daily living in 2 years.

It's a 17 years old fridge, but we've never had any problem with it and we cooked daily living in that house. 12) The main valve for the sprinkler system (outside) leaked water - repaired13) a sprinkler head broken shooting water to the sidewalk - repaired14) Backyard wooden deck has two quarter-size paint chips which exposed wood filler underneath - ignored. 

We currently have about 18,000 homes on market and Opendoor has about 1,800 homes listed (the numbers go up and down daily).Most of their homes for sale have been sitting and they're all listed at or below what Opendoor paid for them.

I check the market daily, sometimes listings don’t fall into a specific category/ search criteria (mainly because the listing agent either didn’t check a box or checked the wrong box when they put the property on the market).

If you're looking for stable regulation and Average Daily Rate growth I think it's worth a second look. 

The electrical panal has no cover and is exposed to moisture and I believe some outlets dont work and one of them has no ground.

I have no money but I get many deals on the daily. 

I own, outright, a large property that has great daily traffic and will increase in value.

You break even in class A 'hoods daily and make it up with appreciation when you sell -- IF we don't commit suicide-by-rent-control.