This is how wealthy people stay wealthy
Summary
This video highlights the 'STR tax loophole,' a strategy where high-income earners use short-term rentals to significantly reduce their tax liability. By owning an STR and meeting specific material participation requirements, hosts can offset their W2 salary with rental depreciation and losses.
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