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First, not keen on living room being in the rear and visitors needing to track thru the house to get to it.

I am a frequent visitor to the courthouse sales and have purchased several flips and/or rentals there over the years.

Second, does the lease you both signed stipulate how long visitors may or may not stay, or that tenant may not sublease;if your Realtor used the standard TAR Lease then it should?

Also, you can review the listings that you find to see you can get away with charging additional for the cleaning that will be required between each visitor to cover that.Finally, be sure to check the HOA's for the condo, usually condo's in resort areas have no "less than 30 day rental restrictions" in the bylaws, but most condo's in the city specifically forbid it.A lost note of caution is if the area is only good for skiing - one poor snow year and poof your profit goes away with the sunshine...

Normally this would entail a repeat visit or a remedy over and above a "service call".

@Evan Zierk Yes La Crosse is a beautiful area and one of the advantages of investing in places you like to visit or know you will likely travel to is that you can expense your travel costs.

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Come to the Omaha REIA and introduce yourself, next meeting is Monday and I think it's $5 for visitors to sit in on one meeting.

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