Hate to say it, but decent lawyers have a tendency to know things we don't and given the situation and the documentation, you may be able to get some assistance that way?

As right now, I work full time making sushi for a restaurant near Toledo.Now, I hope to learn a lot from the people here :)Well done on starting at such a tender age.Few pointers1) Be patient2) Focus more on the people rather than the numbersThanks and much success ;)

@Ryan PozziI have a tendency to oversimplify everything.

@Mike FrancoSo which is it.. you have to either “term” out your tenant at end of fixed term lease or.. you have to take it off the market for a year.

@Dan HeuscheleI agree with Russell, I have PM’s as well and have had to get on a call with a tenant prior - not ideal but at end of day even hiring PM’s does not mean real estate is active, few things pop in my head on this1.

There is a tendency to try and install items that suits your taste, but might not be the same as your end buyer.What I haven't shown you is the pictures of the inside, we were lucky and demo the complete inside down to the slab.

In your experience, do long-term good tenants have a tendency to accept a higher rent?

Most beach areas we'd just rent and with skiing we aren't going to be snowbirds of any type :) Taos? 

War zone and D grade properties have a tendency to look great on paper but in actuality they are management intensive and pay out poor - most amateur investors that invest in these areas either tout their ROI ex.

If it runs into issues (as RE has a tendency to do), you’re in a lot of trouble with a house you don’t really control.