The good thing about househacking a legal multifamily unit is that lender allows you to use the vacated units of 75% market rent as an income to offset the potential current mortgage.

The other part of me is worried about the liability of having drunk people on vacation driving a golf cart they don't own.Maybe there's a middle ground.

Hi all,Sold a vacation home in Florida, and as a non-US resident, 15% of sales proceeds were withheld by title company for FIRPTA.

In the meantime, think "time value of money", you get the use of that money to leverage into another property, do needed renovations on an existing property, pay for your kids college tuition, or keep your business afloat until this pandemic goes away and you can take a needed vacation.

My absolute favorite part of my job is controlling the pricing of the vacation homes we manage and squeezing the maximum revenue from each home.

for example... where you have family and visit frequently, or where you like to vacation, or where you went to college. 

There isn't a wrong answer as it's not like you're taking out a TSP loan to go on a vacation or anything.

Your advice on getting a Notice to Vacate to them with their agreement to be out by May 1st.

We could also vacate at some point when we have better light industrial space, therefore moving on to the next hack…At this point, it seems to niche for us and not the best first deal.

I'd recommend adding a mandatory mid-stay professional clean into your lease.In my experience, most people booking long term in my market, tend not to cancel because they're looking forward to their vacation.