Sean Pyles

Do you think you would ever convert that to a longer term rental?

Or do you just like having one short term rental in your mix?

Yeah.

Yeah, I think a lot of it comes down to knowing your market or maybe finding a niche in that case that you just described, Elizabeth.

Yeah.

And that really comes down to what Becca and their boyfriend's long-term financial goals are.

Do they want to maybe get a solid return through investing in the stock market?

Do they want to be able to have access to

a house in Utah, it seems like the Utah home is their greater priority than just returns or potential income from stocks.

But there'll be a lot more to sacrifice and other logistics to coordinate when it comes to actually building a chalet in Utah.

Okay, so Lisa, if you could leave our listener Becca and everyone else listening with some advice in 30 seconds to do just maybe one thing, what would that be?

Yeah.

It sounds like they have a lot of research to do before they start this venture.

They are going to go the chalet route.

Okay.

Well, Lisa, thank you so much for coming on and talking about rentals with us.

It's always so fun to chat.

Likewise.

And Becca, please let us know what you and your boyfriend decide.

We'd love to hear from you.