@Luke Liu Any fee you pay, any items related to the house and some travel for the purposes of tending to the house are expenses. $250,000 is eligible for tax exemption from capital gains when you sell your primary residence. http://www.irs.gov/publications/p523/ar02.htmlRemember that positive income is a good thing :) If you make money on the rent, make sure you hold some of it back for tax time.

Last time we were there, which has been quite a while, they had early bird specials that made them better deals.Do check out the travel forums on tripadvisor.com along with their to-do lists.

Also, they were not designed as a travel trailer.

Are there any investors on here that like to invest in medical office buildings?

Will you still have medical insurance if you quit you job?

I dont like traveling myself, so I'm asking.

While Americans are using somewhat less gas, the travel season is nearly here.It wouldn't take much to drive the prices up but IMO it is not likely to see prices decline.

Third, I want to set up a solid foundation for my future, so I can do things i want to do such as travel, retire early, etc.My goal in real estate right now for the short term is just to educate myself.

@Dustin Davis I will contact you when I get my travel plans sorted out. 

I've frequently considered rental properties, but never pulled the trigger, until now.For the past two years, I've traveled nearly weekly for work.