You're purchase and sale are on two different calendar and two different tax years (satisfying at least two tax court rulings) and separating them on two consecutive tax returns.3.

@Willie CedilloOur lease indicates they must give one calendar months notice or their deposit is forfeited.

The number of properties doesn't matter but you must identify your replacement properties within 45 calendar days after closing on your relinquished and then you have another 135 calendar days to close on something you've identified.

So in 2019, I'm actually paying calendar year 2018 property taxes (Title company paid first installment, my mortgage company paid out of escrow for second installment).

In other words, if there is a shortfall of the pref in a calendar year, is there a provision to make up the shortfall in the following year? 

I've seen that on the calendars of the ones who don't require a full week during the summer. 

We mostly want it to pay for itself and hopefully make a small profit until we can retire and use it as a summer retirement home.As far as income and vacancy projections, a quick internet search uncovered 2 other similar cottages nearby with availability calendars and price rates for the next year.

I have to put a reminder on my google calendar every year for each property to call Directv to lower the price.

Both of our AirBnb units have empty calendars for the next three weeks. 

Any Sale (or Lease if § 3.6.2 is checked) of the Property within 180 calendar days after the Listing Period expires (Holdover Period) (1) to anyone with whom Broker negotiated and (2) whose name was submitted, in writing, to Seller by Broker during the Listing Period (Submitted Prospect).