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Cost segregation strategy for LTR/STR mixed use MFH
I am exploring STR as a strategy to use accelerated depreciation to offset my W2 income. I am exploring the acquisition of a property that is a SFH but has a couple of ADUs in the same lot. Now ideally I could STR all of the units individually but given this is my first foray into STR, I'd like to set up a couple of these units as LTR and try to AirBnB/Vrbo one of them. Is it possible for me to still pursue my tax strategy with this set up?
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Quote from @Reaz H.:
I am exploring STR as a strategy to use accelerated depreciation to offset my W2 income. I am exploring the acquisition of a property that is a SFH but has a couple of ADUs in the same lot. Now ideally I could STR all of the units individually but given this is my first foray into STR, I'd like to set up a couple of these units as LTR and try to AirBnB/Vrbo one of them. Is it possible for me to still pursue my tax strategy with this set up?
However, you will get the tax benefits based on only that one ADU. If all 3 units are roughly the same value, then you are only getting 1/3 of the total potential benefit.
There's a lot of technicalities I'm intentionally skipping here, to distill the core issue.