Hi, long time listener, first time caller, I just made this account today to post.I'm starting my final year of undergrad with a job offer to work remotely at a small tech company.

The owner had been living in these conditions for a long time due to mental health issues.It was heartbreaking to see.We agreed on a price and closed very quickly to provide relief.

I believe you'll be fine as long as theres no HOA or local legislation against STR's.

As long as you are able to prove its not a "true log cabin" you should be fine.Materials listed, it looks like that may be one that just resembles, but be sure to ask your agent first, or the seller before you spend time and $ on it. 

I'm giving myself a year to learn all I can and save up a down payment for my first long-term rental in my local area.

Now it's a long term rental with under market rent which still nets 40% annual cash on cash return.

Chuck Kuhn plans to submit concept plans in the next month or two to give a better idea of what the space will turn into, but it has been long known the plans there would be to change the Chantilly Stone Query into a lake, continuing the beautification of the area.

With rates expected to be cut next month I would suggest a 3-6month CD to lock in the higher rate as long as you know you don’t need the money early.  

Hello - I own a duplex in Bracebridge, Ontario, Canada - the largest issue I have has been property management - I live in BC, and there are not many property management companies in Muskoka that handle long term rentals - many do air bnb properties, but most property owners who rent long term do the management on their own. 

Most are paying cash, so you’re absolutely correct that you need to have a good strategy going in as a buyer.