You could cook cabbage or fish frequently so the place stinks but is still clean - a real turnoff for a buyer who plans to live in the house, but not for a investor.

An acquaintance steered me here with all my questions and lack of knowledge(think I made him nuts) but I digress...

It was something like 500-600 per night in the summer which is nuts for our Idaho lake house.

A Home Depot bucket is 5 gallons.  100 gallons is a large fish tank.  1000 gallons would go on the back of a truck, or be a septic tank. 

Sounds like it’s a tough balance to find a location popular enough to help with occupancy but not so popular that you’re a small fish in a big pond.

But the fishing is awesome.

Wow, that's nuts.

I'll hand all of this over to my accountant at some point in the future, but first I'm trying to understand the nuts and bolts of it.

In a nut shell; this is the best of both worlds.

@Lee Zap Martin thanks, not to sound unappreciative but I know all that, what drives me nuts is that every attorney has some different answer that they speak of like its fact and not opinion, which it must be if they all contradict each other, or they don't do LLC work enough to really know and are presenting their guesses as fact.