I’ve already marked my calendar for a meeting in Standish this month.

When my older tenants leave, they each receive to take home a wall calendar of scantily clad women with information about my rentals on the bottom. 

Now, two monthly local meetups are etched into my calendar and I don't miss them anymore.

He has pledged assets and the intent is to repay all clients, but when/if they receive their 1031 exchange funds it will be well after their 45 and 180 calendar day deadlines.

Any tenant that has any excuse, should be on your calendar for replacement.

@Van Blackman and @Chris Titcomb CAREIA keeps a calendar for their upcoming events at their website careia.org, and you can also see their events on meetup.com/CAREIA/.Their next event is the Member Appreciation Dinner on Nov 13th that unfortunately registration has ended, but the following event is "Play Cash Flow 101 and 202" on Nov 16th which is a free event.

To be clear, calendar years are irrelevant for this tax break. 

The challenge is completing the acquisitions within the 180 calendar day deadline.

Wondering what others with experience in the Smokies consider "healthy" occupancy rates.I heard on a YouTube video recently that for a market with around 30 day avg. lead time (I think Smokies is about 28), a healthy calendar is booked:7 days: 100%14 Days: 75%30 Days: 50%60 Days: 32%Obviously its not an exact science but curious how others with experience feel about these numbers.

I love seeing neighboring properties close to where I want to buy with bad photos, average mismatched furniture and decor yet well occupied calendars.