As always, your CPA should advise on thishttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/530/topics/1056436-clearing-up-confusion-on-tax-treatment-of-short-term-rentals

I'll try to be helpful and concise here without being too long-winded...ESPP - Typically you buy this at a discount (Usually 15%) typically you get beneficial tax treatment on the discount and won't have to pay income tax on it as long as you hold it for their required holding period.

@Dave FosterShouldn't a caveat be said about State tax treatment? 

I do not get any special treatment or preferential deal flow by working for the company.

Be a great landlord - Provide timely communication, responsive maintenance, and fair treatment.

I'm going to try to have a level-head while writing this review since the treatment meted out to me was pathetic, to say the least.

Be a great landlord - Provide timely communication, responsive maintenance, and fair treatment.

One final note that I haven't seen brought up yet but personal use over a certain number of days per year (14 I think) triggers different tax treatment for the property and limits deductible expenses.Hope this helps.

Treated pine is more budget-friendly and offers good durability due to chemical treatments, although it will not look as nice in my opinion.

A failing system typically cannot be simply handed off to a buyer without remediation and replacing an aging septic system with a modern alternative treatment system (ATS) can be a significant financial undertaking.