All Forum Posts by: Wilson Hunter

@Wilson Hunter You can technically get a cost segregation study at any point while you own the property, it's just recommended to do it in the year of purchase's tax return (if you bought it in 2022, you could do it in 2023 before you file the 2022 tax return). If you do the cost seg study after this time period, that's still totally fine, there's just more paperwork and tax forms that need to be completed. In this instance, it's recommended to purchase the property in 2022 to be eligible for 100% bonus depreciation since that decreases to 80% in 2023. Hope that helps!

Pretty sure this is the last year you can claim 100% accelerated depreciation ... if you can do a cost segregation before eoy you'll be in good shape. I think the maximum deduction next year is only 75%. Could be other tax considerations though, so consult your CPA

I have a 4 bed cabin, 2,850 square feet, with outdoor amenities plus a lot indoor on 3 floors.  Plus solid mountain views.  I have 65 pics and am plenty booked.  I think it depends on how much you have to photograph and how much space.

As far as I'm aware the number of pictures doesn't matter to Airbnb algorithm, but the quality of photo resolution and how long guests look at the photos does. Unless you have an incredibly large property I wouldn't necessarily go straight to 60 photos, I don't think anyone is going to look through all of them and even if so 30 could probably do the same job. 

Be sure that your first photo especially and then your first 5 photos are you're very best ones that sell the place, as these are the first ones that guests will see. If they don't like these then they aren't clicking through to see the other 25-55 photos. 

Hope this helps!

Never heard that too many pictures affect your search results. Why do you think that?