Not today, but eventually you will have a vacancy and turnover cost.

This may be more of a question for an accountant or an attorney, but this community is great, so I am hoping somebody has some wisdom to pass on.My mother owns a vacation home in Michigan that myself and 3 siblings will eventually inherit. 

We are both hungry and motivated and hope to eventually do this long term and make it our primary source of income.We are looking for a motivated buyer's agent in our area who focuses on investment properties who is looking for a long term client.  

I've done quite a bit of research on the SWD and the property isn't too bad considering that Im investing in it so I will eventually rehab it.

At the time, I was 20 and to be honest didn't think much of it, I was concentrated in the passing of my mom and eventually my education.  

I am a experiment project Manager in the field of building automation and looking to start my career in real estate and transition into it full time eventually.

CPA regarding annual tax filing as its normal to have annual losses from the tax deductions offsetting the distributions and they can use those to offset some gains when property is eventually sold.   

Eventually, my husband went there and removed it himself. 

I would like to get into rental properties and create a nice passive income for my eventual transition out of the Army, though that is probably 10 years down the road.

All those things you replaced in 2013/14/16 will eventually need to be replaced again, so add that to your numbers.If you sell it now, could you generate more cash flow transferring the equity into another property?