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Acquiring 2 STRs in 1 year

Heidi Fischer
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Hello-I'd like opinions. I acquired 1 STR in Jan 2025 and it's going great. I would like to get another home this year but I'm wondering about the tax implications. Can I take 2 STR "loophole" deductions in 2025? Or should I just buy 1 per year to keep it neat and simple? I do all the work-material participation and I'm trying to use the STR bonus dep to get a savings in high income W2. Also does anyone know if bonus depreciation will go back to 100%? Thanks!

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It's not a loophole it is part of the tax code.

This is really a CPA question. Hopefully you have one.

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