With it being such a unique property, I bet you'll start getting repeat customers and as you build up positive reviews and the same people start booking it again year after year, your schedule will fill up more.

We opened for bookings April 1, have had 3 completed stays with 2 future bookings scheduled.  

@Kent SmithYour CPA is wrong - you can deduct operating expenses against rental income to get to zero.If you have a net loss after this, that loss is NOT deductible and will be carried forward.Review Schedule E and it will clarify how this all works.Schedule E go to IRS site and take a look and also review instructions.Good luck.Arm

When I get to PA taxes, I see the deferred gain in Schedule D of PA-40 which is recognizable and producing a tax liability.

Maybe plan on showings only on certain day/time windows to accommodate their schedule.

This will depend on what the appraisal comes back at (the appraisal generally needs to be ordered through the lender), the rent schedule or actual rents if a DSCR loan and the fees on the loan.

The also encourage people to do door knocking on the pre foreclosure list, and the use of bird dogs to do it.That is in summary their core marketing education, although Brent Mott, from their team, offers additional marketing education during some weekend every month, which provides some good quality education.Their educational program also includes scheduled support calls with Shenoah and other people in the group, several days a week.

With the time difference and my schedule, I think it will be very difficult to participate in the live sessions.

Money earned from renting out your property and the expenses from doing so are usually recorded on Schedule E of your tax return.

DM me If you'd ever like to schedule some showings.