Well, that probably BETTER than the new posters who argue, accuse, threaten, name calling, belittle and attack when a suggestion is made they don’t like…I hear ya, Don.....May be a sign of the mindset that caused the poor planning with the flip...? 

Either in person or hire someone to walk it and let you know what is tenant caused damage and needs to be fixed. 

I wouldn't be concerned if it was a flip.

Biggest concerns I see. 

I’m not sure what else an investor can want from their first 27 months of owning a property…Our customer service team has called you multiple times to check in, and although you occasionally spoke, you rarely take or return their calls.Now, your complaint concerns the fact that we did not call you before performing work exceeding $400.

I think a bigger problem will be the Florida condo market continuing its downward spiral and that causing concerns in other markets like Austing, Phoenix, etc. and all of it dragging prices down for a few years.There will be more properties foreclosed on for unpaid HOA compliance charges or just walking away from their homes than properties foreclosed on for fraud.The other issue is investors underwater with their STRs they overpaid for.

I think this is a safe approach but do y'all see any concerns with this?

Not sure, but rely on your (new) guarantor policy and you shouldn't have concern if the tenant has a guarantor. 

I have better things to do with my time than fight over mediocre crap shacks at top dollar with people like you.Also you're a real estate broker shilling for clients on biggerpockets and I'm basically retired at 36 so who's the failure here cause it ain't me.

I think this can be a great idea in theory, but has some practical concerns to be aware of.