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You will be you be capped at 75%LTV cash out as a rental property.  

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We charge around $1,399/night in the summer & $799/night in the winter.Stay tuned for more updates on this property: We will be adding many more features and amenities as time goes on including a hot tub, a , kayaks, and much more!

@Parm Becah You no longer qualify for the 121 so the holding period doesn’t matter….you have total cap gain plus the 6 years of depreciation to recapture. 

Especially higher cap older parks. 

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Commercial property is valued based on NOI and Cap rate.