All Forum Posts by: Akash Y.

Kihei, Maui is definitely a 4 season destination...although it's basically the same weather all year round.  As for rentals, there is a high season and that's Dec - end of March as that's when the weather is usually the worst where most people in the US live and it's when they want to escaped to HI (it's also humpback whale season there).  However, you won't have any issues keeping your VR full the rest of the year too!

@Akash Y.

You should meet with a {Canadian} accountant experienced in cross-border business or real estate before you purchased any property in the U.S.A.

LLCs do not exist in Canada and the CRA is apt to tax the income differently than you may anticipate.

Hey @Akash Y.

San Diego is absolutely a year-round vacation destination, especially areas like Downtown and Mission Beach.

We don't exactly do the whole "season" thing here haha. Of course, some months are more active than others, but there really aren't any "dead periods," so to speak.

Let me know if you're interested in chatting about your options for a vacation rental out here.

Best of luck!

Lake Tahoe.

Skiing and the like during the winter, water skiing during the summer. 

Great place for a 90% LTV "Second Home."

All you have to do for it to be a legit "Second Home" and not an investment property is PROMISE to go there for skiing or water skiing once a year. Think you can handle that horrid burden? 

@Akash Y. just owning a personal home does not qualify you as a landlord or investor, you still need 2 years experience as one!