We have a cottage on the beach road in Kitty Hawk. 

All the temperature danger zone stuff scares you especially with pepperoni, sausage, hamburger, cheese etc.

I plan to rent out the 1 BR cottage as an STR.

We learned a lot about vacation rentals from the cottage blogger podcast and short term rentals FB groups.

I was on the top of the hill, near Lincoln’s Cottage, not that close to the metro.

I did my research and given my good experience in managing my parent's Airbnbs in my home country, I can see potential in starting an Airbnb business in Mont-Tremblant, QC, where I'm planning to build not less than three to five small cottages in the coming 8 years.Because family always comes first, we were thinking to let my wife declare non-residency and join me abroad or maybe I apply for the Canadian PR and join her in Canada but we are not sure about the tax consequences given our current situation and future plans.May I know your advise putting in mind our medium to long-term plans, I would like to know what is the best way we can take this forward while keeping our tax liability as minimal as possible.Thanks

In summer it has a mid-70s cottage look/ lots of windows and in winter a just--21 college student decor.

Certainly hard-money lenders won't touch it, and I'd be wanting to purchase distressed cabins and cottages so would need some rehab funding.

I was wondering if anybody has had any success developing a "tiny home" village or cottage community? 

The first is a Coastal home, second Tudor and third Craftsman cottage.