or do people not really travel with horses?  

Hi @Michael Baum, I have watched several PB episodes about MTR, mostly for traveling nurses and insurance displacements and I am interested in learning more but I do not have time to watch everybodys videos on how to get started.

I think you have to travel back to Canada every so often to keep the benefits. 

That means not traveling unless necessary, less going out to eat/drinking and avoiding unnecessary expenses of all types till your HELOC and CC debt is close to nothing.

Travel and meals (50%) are deductible.

Remind them that sound does travel between the units, so if they are on a late night phone call with their friends, to perhaps not sit in the room directly under the upstairs bedrooms.

So I looked into 35-12A-1, this seems to deal with Tenants who have abandoned the Mobile Home/Trailer, either TOH or POH, and not with Tenants who are still inhabiting the Mobile Home/Trailer.  

Their only other bills are their mobile phone and car insurance, and with the rest of the money they save on rent, they can spend it on other priorities, whether it’s expensive toys, travel or paying down debt.

We just sold our first house and made 150,000 we now live traveling on the road but want to invest that ASAP so it’s not just sitting in the bank Into real estate but don’t know where to start.

The guy of the couple wasn't really living there most of the time because he traveled for work his business probably 90% of the time.