That cabin was built in 2018 so it's not an "older" cabin.  

Then you make your first million and think being frugal with investments you could never work another day in your life.Then the millions tend to turn into tens of millions but you are getting older in age now and see friends with health issues or people from high school that have passed away.

They could be traveling for work or for personal reasons (I actually rented a place off Airbnb in Billings, MT during football season when my son played football in college so I could be there for his games.)

To me I never notice a difference and pick light scents just to keep my home smelling nice because its an older wood home in the country and sometimes gets a different smell to it that can be a turn off.The guest lost it on me after arriving and said she had asthma and couldn't stand being in the house and wanted a full refund.

I wound up buying older renovated homes in 2023 in Class C areas and they continue to be major headaches with constant repairs and me losing money.     

The pool is a seasonal thing and most HOA gyms are less than desirable.Plus the HOA can raise their fees anytime they want to.

If I allow the recently received funds to apply toward the most-recently due payment (B), then what happens with the older payment (A) that was never made?

(I can just do more tIRA withdrawals to tweek AGI to suit)2.) 5 yr carry forward of excess deductions - (could use to draw down ~$800k tIRA BEFORE RMD or more Roth rolls)Situation: Very desirable but very hard to sell income property (older (1979) small, low value Mobile home,(home = ~1/6th the value of property - Banks don't lend with that ratio) Beautiful acreage, (3) large shops, pond, barns, Very livable cabin (knotty pine!)

You are going to have "seasoning" issues trying to take cash out.

Striking factors are:  Poprerty 1 is 15 years older than Property 2. 150 sqft smaller as well.