I ask because I once had clients in Denver where the man moved in with the woman and lived for free while he rented the other place, and I was never sure how that calculus worked for her.About renting ... don't overthink it.

I have moved out of the country and find it difficult to keep my units. 

It is very easy to do. 75% of my real estate brokerage clients are people who have exchanged in or out of a different asset to make their lives better - more units, bigger buildings, newer buildings, better location etc...1031 is the way to go with a solid real estate team. 

Here's a post I made about helping a client "exit" the landlord stage of his life.

I work with investor clients out of the Spokane/Coeur D'alene area. 

., for $92/SF.Such steep discounts can be necessary as negative absorption and declining rent growth make it difficult to underwrite office today.

But most of my short-term rental clients weigh their personal use of the property pretty heavily.Good luck. 

My CPA says I am one of his most organized clients he has.Excel is very powerful and customizable to do what you need.

Also, traditional financing can be difficult. 

We grew up on the River and then Leonard Lake - I understand and agree about the winter - I live in Victoria BC right now, but have debated owning a lake front property in Muskoka - trouble is, with the changing Short Term rental situation, could be difficult to take on - I would love to go there in the summer for example.