It is easy to clean and very durable.

Both cities seem to welcome the tax revenue generated by vacation rentals. 

I also charge a ton for cleaning so I highly recommend they hire a professional, they usually do. 

Keep in mind that people have been investing in real estate for generations and were doing so when prices were at their peak and interest rates were much higher than they are today.

For a BRRRR to truly work, like flippers, lead generation and finding equity in the front end is key.

Tenants should be responsible for keeping the property clean and report incidents in a timely matter, the damage that is done by the bath tub leaking for month can be huge and that’s their fault for not reporting to you. 

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It's generating $50,000/year after expenses not counting repairs.

If I did a cash out refi I wouldn't even break even.Should I sell it and 1031 into something on which I can generate more cash flow?

I have everything set up as far as a buyers list and market I chose to enter, the only thing now is generating that first lead to get the ball rolling.