Treasury yield curve rate for 1 year that was in effect as of the first business day of that calendar year, or 1.5%, whichever is greater; and2.

We closed on rental number two a few months back and had tenants in prior to the end of the calendar year.

Buy locally, stop looking at a calendar as a time line for investing.

These typically have a fairly short inspection timeline - 10 calendar days is typical.

I would recommend charging your tenant for their share because that's a tough pill to swallow.Tax benefit - I wouldn't price those into your mortgage because a lot of the factors that determine your tax situation are still undefined and will be until the end of the calendar year.

I will manage your VRBO for you (i.e. keep your calendar up to date, reply to inquiries, and screen tenants) and will also add your property to MLS.

There are hoops to jump through with licensing of course, for example they limit the number of nights the property can be rented as an STR in a calendar year, but the rates people are willing to pay are so high that it can be very profitable even with the reduced number of allowable nights.

Set a reminder in my calendar to turn sound on phone every night.

Bankruptcy is an option, sometimes, but usually only buys a short period of time before the sale gets put back on calendar.

I don't have a calendar of when I should be doing routine maintenance however.