Very familiar with one, my husband calls it camp and the mere mention of me renting it sends him off on a tangent.....original full log cabin on 10 acres next to federal forest, generator, 10 acres....it would rent in a heartbeat...but then I would be a widow.

Even though it could have been a great deal we lost it over a mere $5,000 that we wouldn't budge on.

So here is the question: Would I have to pay capital gains on this money I receive since it technically isn't "profit"; it was money I SPENT and am merely just getting back.

They took on additional risk than what a mere investor would take and hence, got compensated (because they could’ve massively failed).

The ideal solution would be to negotiate a payoff at a reduced amount and have them DELETE the account instead of merely showing as PAID.

BiggerPockets' rental calculator indicates it should cashflow $7500 per month after all expenses (including HST on short-term rental income) are input, assuming 3% vacancy; 4% repairs; 5% CapEx; 8% management and assuming appreciation merely keeps pace with inflation.  

For example:Taxpayer has his Roth enter into a contract to buy a property for a mere $100.

The two (2) years mentioned above is merely their opinion or what they have heard, but nothing more. 

I've been following the progress on the Amazon HQ2, and the mere fact cities were designated as candidates has made them affordable investment markets.

Loan servicers will assist in compliance.Closing/Wrap: Despite the legions of title companies, they are merely insurance agents.