I support you showing the tenant respect and flexibility.

Hello, i currently own two properties in Sherbrooke, the tax rate is supposedly 1.13% (based on the appraised value of the property). https://wowa.ca/taxes/sherbroo...however, my property tax bills are substantially higher. one of my properties is appraised at $184,200, and the tax bill is $2,556/year (not including school tax). the other property is appraised at $149,900, and the tax bill is $2,736/year. the properties are a duplex and triplex respectively. does anyone know why the tax bill is much higher than the supposed tax rate (actually i'm not sure of that 1.13% number, i just grabbed it off the link above). thanks

@Brent Coombs: Respectfully, HELOCs on Non-Owner Occupied Homes are still called HELOCs.

I make it very clear in the Airbnb house rules for the guests to respect the other side's tenants, as well as respect quiet hours after 10pm. 

They do not provide meaningful oversight or guidance with respect to tax code compliance.A checkbook IRA LLC is an enhancement on the above structure that is generally more time and cost efficient for investors with a more diverse portfolio.

Meaning you have to respect the capital account at the end.

Determine the proportionate share of the deductions based upon all facts and circumstances.With respect to mortgage interest, apply the home acquisition debt limit and the home equity debt limit to the qualified residence or residences to determine if all of the mortgage interest can be deducted.

Also, 99.5% of the forum members are respectful, cool and helpful and aren't @ss-hats which makes for a good community. 

Considering you have a very respectable income leads me to believe it's just a matter of time, BP is filled with others who have done the same.

They had a very respectable interest rate of close to 2% awhile back, but things have dropped to 0.60% as you mentioned.At the end of the day, the interest you get from a savings account isn't going to create any real wealth anyways so it's not a big deal.