Hey guys, I'm based in a very recreation-heavy area in Central Oregon. 

It's always a good idea to keep thorough records and be prepared to support any changes made to your tax return.If you're uncertain about how to proceed or have concerns, consider consulting with a tax professional for personalized advice based on your specific situation.

Hi @Nicole Blankenship, I'm based in Southern California, but I have started my out-of-state real estate journey in Indianapolis.

Long-term, I would go with Section 8 just based on my experiences.Hope this helps!

Great idea based on a year round secret that most never even realize is a cash flow opportunity.

Maybe the house cost too much, or they put too much into the renovation, or both… so they feel compelled to hit their target return on what should have been a more modest house/base to begin with.

I'm a real estate broker and investor based in St.

Limited knowledge in note investing and just invested with the company based on track record and trust.

Based on my research Moncton seems a good place to invest with respect to current property values, and for long-term appreciation. 

If after that deduction, and all other deductions you still have cash flow, which is unlikely, it is a candidate for hold however based on your description of the handy work I would guess it to be a maintenance pig that you would be safer to unload now and move on to other endeavors that will have a better chance of being positive cash flow.