A popular Excel template is Vertex42 as it automatically includes spaces for property details, rental incomes, expenses, and a summarizing sheet.

If R5 is an option, then I might have some areas I could look into.All of this leads to my two questions:1. any tips/advice on how to best transition between my current primary residence and a new one?

I mean very very hard to find and a full time job at that.

Buyer paid for about a year and a half and then stopped paying. 

Paid $50k down took out an owner financing note for $112,000 and a mortgage for $743/mn Front home rented out for $1,200/mn and back home rented out for $900/mn (currently on the market for sale).I wanted to give some feedback of our deals prior to digging in.

Over the past few years, homebuilders have ramped up construction in response to demand, and a wave of new housing is expected to hit the market later this year.

Initially we did a light renovation on the rental unit and a larger renovation on the 1st floor.

I was wondering whether there might be any tax advantages or disadvantages to my owning the property as both a resident and a landlord.

She booked for like one month and a half.

What started off as primarily a second home with the possibility of short term leasing quickly flipped to a STR first and a second home when not rented because demand is so strong right now for STR's in this area.