Be aware that if you have any chance of getting him in court, you should serve him papers while he is living at your property.

Your main sticking point here will be the densityregulation and minimum lot size reduction requirements.

First check that the tenant was properly served notice to move. 

It can also be a challenge where there is a large lot or parking area versus bulding size.

This is why I figured just extrapolating my single family cost basis over the extended size would not work.

Most decent sized counties have this all online now too.

I think you get my point.With the size of your operation and scaling it, I'd expect that you have a relationship with a real estate tax accountant who can guide you.

Especially given the size differences between the two.

I noticed it was a good size house with 4 bedrooms, partially updated.

I have considered looking into other areas in my state that aren’t as competitive, but have also been intrigued by an out-of-state rental.My question: what experience/thoughts do others have about purchasing a property in a vacation area that will serve as an occasional vacation home for my family and myself and but will primarily serve as a rental - not sure if there is a term for it, but minimum one-week rentals and ideally snowbirds who will rent for a month-6 weeks or so during the high season.In my very preliminary research I have seen there may be some additional tax considerations but I’m wondering if this ever makes sense?