The STR tax loophole
Summary
This video explains the 'STR Tax Loophole,' a strategy allowing W2 earners to use short-term rental losses to offset their active income. By using cost segregation studies and meeting material participation requirements, investors can front-load depreciation to significantly reduce their tax burden.
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