Is it profitable or break even at the very least?

ARV 425k, hoping for a 60k profit.

Landlords who maximize profit by neglecting maintenance find issue with them.  

If we buy it, make it our primary residence, and sell it in 6-8 months, what kinds of taxes will we owe on the profit?

Of course, we have a great team of Home Inspectors, Termite Inspectors, Title Co, Lenders etc to make this transition as seamless as possible.

Here're just a few I like:Lifetime Cashflow with Rod KhleifWheelbarrow Profits with Jake and GinoBiz women rock (podcasts don't have to be RE only, they can be general education/motivational too!)

Banks don't see much profit off a 50k mortgage, anymore, which creates a void.

Conventional landlording is the least profitable way to operate a rental.

        Your cabins are or are not profitable, accounting for property management and your deductions as an expense? 

Original owner would have made a lot more profit if they had simply rented and then sold the RE after the outstanding appreciation.