By that logic, you would have to do the same thing for salt & pepper shakers, sugar, spices, condiments, etc. 

If there are 3 stories on either side though ( or at least one ) then there is the option of adding a 3rd and putting in a master suite on that floor.Take what I say with a grain of salt and do your own Due diligence though.

We just closed for a client a STR in Palm Coast, is was a SF on a Salt water canal that she plans to Air BnB.  

If you itemize and aren't capped out on SALT I would examine Q4 state and local income tax payments that need to be made before year end. 

Divided by 12 months, I come up with $216 per month.Again, first time investor and don't really know what I'm talking about so please take with a grain of salt.

All funny aside, it would be awesome to link up with some other investors in the area and hopefully a realtor that could help us out.Thanks, Kevin  Hi Kevin,My fedora is off for looking into Toledo.10+ years ago folks laughed at me for being Australian and moving to Toledo.Nowadays, it seems like everyone is flocking to Toledo to invest heheGet yourself very solid feet on the ground and make sure to visit regularly.10+ years and thousands of deals and rehabs later, we still get screwed by contractors.It has been, still is and always will be a tough market when it comes to finding reliable folks for pretty much anything.I guess it's just the demographic we are in.Although many won't agree (Nothing new to me though as my whole business career I'm a black sheep), we are finding great opportunities in the 43607 and 43609 zip codes.Great bargaining power and fairly priced.Area is gentrifying and on the up swing.Good infrastructure close by supporting tenant and home owner demand.It's on a "street by street" basis so stay diligent.Best deals to be found on Craigslist, direct mailers and wholesalers.MLS has been dead for years now IMO.The above is just my opinion tho so take it with a grain of salt heheAll the best and much success

I'm not a legal expert, so take that with a grain of salt, just an idea.

@Christine LindsayTake what I say with a grain of salt since we work in the Denver market and think it's pretty dang great.

Also it's highly unlikely someone will hire an attorney to go to court over an ugly tree, so take that demand letter or whatever with a grain of salt. 

I don't know many lenders but other folks do on hate have recommended some in the Salt Lake area previously.