First, is it not unusual for the Landlord/Investor to sell a property with or without a tenant in it.   

Its unusual to not see more regular bookings come through.

Quote from @Sam August: Hi, I’m in an unusual situation.

This is not unusual for housing, as it has seasonality and Spring has notoriously been the time for housing.

I'd look at the experience as tuition that will allow you to make better decisions going forward, most notably not biting off more than one can chew...not an unusual young person thing...ask me how I know.

Nothing unusual—except what we found buried in one of the Maryland files.The loan had been extended three times, with $8,400 in deferred extension fees agreed upon.

Just be aware that the resale market in Tulum is tough right now, so positioning it as a real “deal” would be essential.And yes—it's not unusual in today’s market for some properties to sit empty for two months or longer, especially in less-developed areas.

Which is why we deal with properties that have a liquidation value of $1 million plus EXCEPT in some unusual profit situations.  

From what I see for the most part right now is 2-4 doesn't really work well for house hack in DFW, unless you just find an exceptional and unusual deal. 

I will say it's a bit unusual that the previous tax professional wouldn't release the 2023 depreciation schedule.