While in the past several years its been a super strong sellers market, at least normally here the market is pretty strong so you know you can sell...

(note passive income S taxed as normal income...gets added to reportable income for that year) Do people (have you) actually set up a company to charge for management expenses?

@Laura Au You are most likely priced in a good spot for a normal market.

It’s common on the commercial but with all the changes coming up this will be the new normal for residential.

She is requesting the carpet stretching not be done until her tenancy ends, which normally I'd be fine with, but I've been told waiting too long to address it could damage the carpet long term (this is a higher end rental).

For first-timers, what normally causes the most heartburn is the rule that you have to formally identify what you want to buy within 45 days of your sale. 

STR is not my area of expertise, but I can tell you since November last year I've had probably 50 leads / sales calls with STR owners in the Kissimmee area looking to transition to LTR because their STR is not performing as well as expected.A lot of investors purchased during COVID times when during a time of inflated tourism and it has since returned to normal, but supply remains high. 

I'm not sure where they can normally found to be networked with, so that's another question.

So inventory would have to quadruple just to get into "normal" range. 

Normally banks will look at giving you a loan at 70% of the gross rent so here it is $7,000.