If you belong to one of these regions, you will gain the windfall.But that's not all – rents in MHCs are going through the roof too.

We've had 2 units rented long-term at our MTR rate which seems like a homerun to us because we have no vacancy, cleanings, turns, etc.

I'd leave a message and tell them since they have not responded to your multiple inquiries and you have not received the rent they collected in a timely manner, that you will be contacting your lawyer as well as the licensing board to file a complaint.

@Gino Barbaro- Lastly, I was told that if I am going to rent it anything more than 30 days, I can still do it without any permit requirements. 

I also think that the average rents aren't forgiving enough to offset normal capex.

also if you are closing on the 19th, you need prorated rent from the seller for July 19th to July 30-again that is your money, not the sellers.

The projected cap rate is 11%-12% which is not bad at all, especially considering that once the remodels are complete, rents will more than double.

We rent it short term in the summer and mid term fall through spring.

Are you sure $1000 is market rent for your unit as the upstairs is renting for 2.5x time?

Hi everyone,I'm seeking some advice regarding a property I own in Hawaii that is currently rented to a military tenant.