Seems like there is a lot of potential!

I would suggest visiting Baltimore yourself to determine its potential.

If you don't go over 2 weeks, there is no penalty.I am betting you will only be able to do a partial deduction on the expenses based on only part of the house being an actual STR.

Too many investors swarmed it during covid for airbnb, it's still not particularly "safe", and the appreciation potential is definitely overstated.

At that point, they decide they want to turn flipper out of desperation, like a losing gambler upping his bets as he gets deeper in the hole, steaming hard into complete financial ruin.

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Investors can defer and potentially reduce capital gains taxes by directing their gains into qualified opportunity funds.

What you're going to want to do if you truly want to avoid potential regulations is to avoid "Urban" markets, which have a risk of future regulations, and look more towards true vacation markets.

I bet there are less than 1,000 wholesalers in this country who will earn six figures more than 1 year in a row.

As you move up the risk spectrum, the projected returns should be higher, but you need to understand there is more volatility in the ability to achieve that return, meaning: a value-add deal with some vacancy, 3rd-4th generation space, more local tenants, should project a higher return than a new construction, national credit tenant base property, because there is more tenant risk, physical condition and obsolescence risk, vacancy and lease up risk, potentially retail corridor risk, etc.