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 just screenshot the calendar and text to cleaners so up to date.

I then set a calendar reminder for when they should run out and more need to be delivered.

While a 1031 exchange has short time restrictions, the bonus depreciation strategy allows you the entire calendar year to execute.

Instead of completing a 1031 exchange with short time restrictions, the bonus depreciation strategy allows investors to take a significant passive loss, which is used to offset gains, and one of the best parts of the strategy is you have the entire calendar year to execute.

There are some I have found to be perfected and over the years the best ones have auction calendars, tax liens, tax deeds, and redeemable deed listings with state information and the ins and outs with resources to boot. 

Unfortunately, the phrases 2 tax years and two calendar years have also been used by the IRS. 

It applies to both "property sales contracts" and "promissory notes" when you do 8 or more in a calendar year.Solution: Do 7 or less, or get a license.I'm not an attorney and this is not legal advice.

Check the VRBO rates and calendars for similar properties nearby.  2. 

lolYes, there are retaliatory rules in most states, so definetly hold with the non smoking issue and give him the thirty day notice of his month to month as of November 1st, if his lease is a calendar month