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Regulations & Compliance
Overview: Navigate STR laws, permits, insurance requirements, LLC formation, and legal compliance to operate your short-term rental business with confidence.
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Full episode on our channel | Short Term Rental Investing | Capital Gains
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From Screwdrivers to Systems: Launching Property #8 (Lessons From Property #1)
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Real estate partnerships: 5 things to include in your LLC operating agreement
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How Bonus Depreciation Works for Airbnb Investors
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Spendthrift Trust for Airbnb Investors: How It Works
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You’re Using This Tax Strategy WRONG (You Don’t Even Qualify)
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What Do These STR Terms Mean?
- MATERIAL PARTICIPATION
- Material participation in a short-term rental business means spending a combined minimum of 500 hours per year working on the business, which is approximately 5 hours per week per person. Learn more
- BONUS DEPRECIATION
- Bonus depreciation allows for the immediate deduction of 100% (or a reduced percentage in subsequent years) of the cost of qualified property in the year it is placed in service, significantly accelerating tax deductions. Learn more
- COST SEGREGATION STUDY
- A cost segregation study is a tax planning tool that identifies and reclassifies real property assets into shorter depreciable lives, accelerating depreciation deductions. Learn more
- COST SEGREGATION
- Cost segregation involves breaking down a building into its component parts (e.g., land improvements, appliances) and reclassifying them with shorter depreciation lives (e.g., 5, 7, 15 years) instead of the standard 27.5 or 39 years. Learn more
- DEPRECIATION
- Depreciation is the concept of deducting the cost of an asset over time rather than all at once. For residential rental property, the IRS allows a straight-line deduction over 27.5 years. Learn more
