Based on your description, it sounds like you have an existing Coach House property (located at therear of the lot) which is Legally a 2-Unit building but at some point was converted to a 3-Unit building.First and foremost I wanted to clarify that RT-4 does not mean your property is "Zoned for 4 units".

As the Primary market went red-hot and the suburb explosion went, people kept fighting for places and got pushed out further each time, it was like watching a wave on a geographic map.

Seems to be designed for longer term furnished rentals with no calendar or place to put availability besides description and lease term.

QuickBooks will allow you to do Mortgage Amortizations, keep track of property Information like land description, square feet, purchase date, type of house, whatever you want QuickBooks to tell you, YOU CAN CUSTOMIZE it to do it. 

The IRS looks at use and facts versus the asset's generic description. 

Purchase Agreement: - [ ] Property Description - [ ] Purchase Price - [ ] Down Payment - [ ] Financing Terms (Interest Rate, Repayment Schedule) - [ ] Closing Date - [ ] Contingencies (Inspection, Appraisal, etc.)2.

Either cheap states (NM, AR, KY come to mind) or tertiary markets outside of the suburbs or bigger markets, small midwestern towns also fit this description.

Preamble - identifies Lessor (property) and Lessee (laundry vendor) - includes date of execution & lessor description and address, A typical lease will include number of apt. units and identifies number of units with connections (if applicable) - keep in mind that if you have in-unit connections for washes and dryers you present competition for the laundry room resulting in possibly reduced usage and reduced revenue.

From crafting compelling listing descriptions to leveraging social media platforms effectively, attendees learned how to attract more guests and increase bookings.Revenue Management: Maximizing revenue is crucial for STR success, and attendees gained valuable tips and techniques for optimizing their pricing strategies, such as implementing StayFi to build valuable email lists of potential repeat guests.

If I just bought a home that's reasonably priced, maybe with something like "needs TLC" in the description, could that be profitable as a rental home, with the idea that homes typically appreciate, and I wouldn't have a mortgage?