., but we have a somewhat different employment history than most: We both work seasonal tourism jobs.We spend summers working as Expedition Guides (on boats) in Alaska, which pays fairly well but only lasts for 4-5 months of the year.

If I was remote, so I wasn't able to manage the situation on site, our disaster situation would have been far worse and far more stressful.One example we recently had this summer was when we hired a landscaping company to do some work in the back yard of one of our properties. 

Finally going to start this summer.

I did this very thing this summer for a long-term, fantastic tenant in a property that I manage.

Hi @Adrienne Green, we bought a small single-family this summer in the Triad area, outside of Winston-Salem.

@Chico FordI’m planning on investing in summer 2021, as I graduate college in the spring, therefore I am trying to build my knowledge in real estate investing as much as I can before I execute an investment.

We held onto a 90 percent occupancy rate all summer and have had a strong fall. 

My wife and I graduated school last summer and have been house hacking ever since.

My mother is Japanese and I grew up going to Japanese school on Saturdays as well as spending my summers in Japan.

Also, a lot of STR owners in the Valley need to do monthly rentals over the summer, when tourists are not in town.