Renting for $65/month.  12 months at 90% occupancy equals $702 for one unit. 

The nice thing for you with a 1031 from that STR to an area like this is that you'll lose a lot of monthly expenses that LTRs usually pay. 

I just purchased a duplex about 3 months ago and recently had the lower tenant move out because I raised rent higher than she could afford. 

These aren't ranked in any order - just based on boxes checked for cabin searches for the last 12 months.- Mountain views- Onsite fishing/waterfront- Game room/arcade- Wood burning fireplace- Access to pool/swimming- Hot tub- Outdoor firepitIf you have a great mountain view or are waterfront, you are definitely starting out on 2nd base.  

My strategy involves repairing and renting all properties, anticipating a monthly rental income of $4,200 once all are tenanted.

I would like to purchase my property in the next 12-24 months, ideally before I graduate.

The second floor is a 4-bedroom apartment that can rent for $2,500-$3,000 a month with $15k in renovations.

Lol) After reading your recommendation, I think I'll open a savings account linked to the business checking and just do automatic transfers each month. 

To 6 month minimums, to 12 month minimums, to 2 rental units maximum.

I am acquiring an assisted living home (RE+business).RE appraised for $1,320,000Business for $80k.I have the RE portion already financed through banks but am needing $80k for the business to get the deal done.I’m looking for $80k short term loan for at least 6 months so that I have enough time to get a more stabilized business loan.