STR Loophole This is how wealthy people stay wealthy
Summary
This video explains the 'STR Loophole,' a tax strategy that allows high-earning W2 employees to offset their active income using short-term rental depreciation. By meeting specific material participation requirements and maintaining an average guest stay of under seven days, investors can treat rental losses as non-passive to significantly reduce their tax burden.
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