I've operated MTRs in several markets and have seen 75-80% occupancy on MTRs that can't be rented as STRs due to regulations (ie we don't rent them as a hybrid MTR / STR strategy).

Therefore the federal government can regulate the transaction.

Remember, before investing in a property, it is important to research local regulations and conduct thorough market analysis.

Whoever creates and sponsors the syndicate needs to comply with the SEC regulations for securities offerings UNLESS the offering qualifies for an EXEMPTION from registration.  

It’s advisable to consult with a tax professional who has experience with real estate investments to ensure that this strategy aligns with IRS regulations and your financial goals.

Some like the lower regulations.

The dangers are local laws and regulations, and running a good, tight ship so that your neighbors are happy.

@David Charles Edwards Due to the regulations around these investment products, I am limited on how much information I can share on a public forum without knowing your accreditation status, financial background, investment goals and risk tolerance.

Rental arbitrage may not be a bad idea for now in certain states but a lot of states are tightening their grips around Airbnb which can lead to laws and regulations changing overnight and you’d be left in a tight spot depending on the terms of the lease.

It’s not because of your genes that we don’t lose weight.