Vacation Rental SoftwareYour Porter Monica Liu said, “Since you are eager to manage your business on your own I can recommend you to use a tool to get things done with a little piece of software on your smartphone.For my STR business, I have been using an app called Your Porter.

Women can somehow get away with wearing a fancy dress on any occasion, you as a man are going to look weird if you show up in a 3 piece suit and that's not how you normally dress.Assuming you are a homeowner already, home maintenance (& costs) is an easy topic that you can certainly talk to anyone about that is a landlord, since they have your problems x 10.

If you are paying an accountant or lawyer for services unrelated to the actual property (such as bookkeeping or drawing up blank leases, etc), then that can be expensed right away.5. 

Now, these calculations are when the building is running at optimal performance which is when I plan on moving out of it after the first year (the units not occupied by myself are rented for $800 a piece).

But now my better half proposed the idea of buying a small piece of land on lake Minnetonka in Mound, MN and put a tiny home their.The piece of land specifically is a .23 acre lot for $99,500.

Yet we forgot to get a piece of paper signed so we have something in writing from her. 

Hopefully this will serve as another piece of motivation to a BP member who isn’t feeling as inspired as they were yesterday or last week or last month.I want to close by thanking those dear to me who helped me keep my head on my shoulders through the rough patches and anxiety I experienced.

Here's a piece about calculation partial exclusions and when the month vs day calc might be beneficial  http://www.thetaxadviser.com/issues/2008/aug/plann...Based on your earlier numbers, and assuming no renovations are added into your basis, the math would be:Basis = $235k + $17.5k = $252.5kSale = $390kGain = $137,500Prorated Sec 121 (Days)  = (573/730 * $250k) = $196,233.The only missing factor is your depreciation, which you have to deduct from your basis regardless of whether you took the deduction or not.

Oh and just a piece of advice, if you can, you should look to close shortly before the end of the month.

When I search locally, I see a bunch of pictures of members, and sort them, but I can't tell how many posts, colleagues, or any other piece of information that tells how active they are.