I would also say know what style of learning fits you.

I was referred to the site by a relative and it’s been great learning about the industry with a no-hype/realistic style.

I came across this and just wanted to see if anyone has had any experience with owning and managing a resort style property??

•It turns the renter style mind into an ownership mind.

So potentially a $50k ish profit after closing cost and such.I understand that although I didn’t stay for 2yrs that since I moved more than 50miles away due to work that I can still qualify for the tax exemption when selling my home and getting the full profit.My question is, since I wasn’t able to sell it during this summer, can I turn it into a rental property for a year and then put it for sale next summer without sacrificing the primary resident tax advantage ?

All is well with both styles. 

Find a similar style home if possible, along with close sqft and bedroom/bathroom count. 

There are people out there that want to take advantage of others, but that is not my style, so yes, neutral is good for me. 

But that is a personal preference and everyone has their own learning style. 

Final Question) I will go BP podcast style questioning here; if you had one piece of advice for someone like myself about to be a landlord, what would it be?