And last, but not least: taxes, although I don't know about the double taxation agreement with Canada or the States, in Spain basically you end up paying the bigger rate, so it would be 20/40% (check this for more info) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taxation_in_the_Repu... plus the USC http://www.revenue.ie/en/tax/usc/ on the incomes, from which you can deduct repairs and many expenses WHILE IS RENTED (not if repairs are made between or to increase its value) and 75% of the interest paid from the mortgage.

@Karin DiMauro en Margrave I just added my second vacation rental in Portland, OR and to the best of my knowledge @Dana R. and @Karin DiMauro method's are the only ways I know of right now and actually I think are the best.

All will have en-suite bathrooms.

The only downside is that it needs to be transported to the location and that may cause some form of stress to the property while en route to its destination.My concern is that when I spoke to the agent who is assisting me, she mentioned that a modular home will not be listed as a Single-Family unit in the MLS.

apologies if it has been previously postedhttps://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/investors-say-ex-fox-and-friends-host-turned-them-into-unwitting-slumlords/

Beacon is en fuego.

Here is that article:http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2014/08/en...

The application and process for unpaid rent (if you are able to read French, I would recommend following the Régie site en français as the English translation is frequently cumbersome).  

You'll probably be using the space where the kitchen currently is as the new bedroom (with sewer and water possibly in place for the en suite), and then converting the dining room/living room into an open concept kitchen, dining, and living area.

Je réponds en anglais parce que c'est la langue de BP, mais vous pouvez me poser des questions en français n'importe quand.We have several student rentals (entire houses, apartments, a rooming house).