Yellowstone, Glacier, Jackson Hole, Missoula, Couerdalene, and the Canadian rockies.

I am a Canadian investing in the US and the time has come to do the taxes.

All of this, and tenants are still a royal PITA about keeping filters changed.So what do some of you do, short of schlepping around to all of your units every month and changing them yourself?

Apparently the Canadians also struggle with this issue of Cash Flow vs Appreciation.

Using these ideals and experiences, it better helps you realize that the 1% rule is good.From Kansas City, home of the Royals, who won the World Series in 2015. 

If this asset is just going to be trashed by the next tenant, why on earth treat it like it needs to be prepared for the Royal Family's arrival?

And in response all Canadian produces quadruple output over-night (ok, I hope all can tell this is wayyy into fantasy land).

The resort recently concluded a Battle Royale about STRs, but the new rules are reasonable.

but to think wholesalers bring any value to a seller is just not the case only in their minds.now they do bring value in the hood were properties are 10 to 20k and no one wants to tough them.. its the buyers of those that get royally screwed.. when they could buy them for 10k  but end up paying 30k from the nice wholesaler..  

This is a new lending Canadian Financing rule as Mortgage Default Insurance will no longer be offered on second homes..."