most of what I saw is not even the 1% rule, maybe 0.5%, that's what bring me to ask in the first place :)

It's not a loophole @Melissa Nash, it is just the IRS rules.

There is an abundant amount of deals beating the 1% rule there.

As Lynn said, if she's not following the rules, she's at risk of losing her voucher.Sorry to hear he was diagnosed with dementia. 

Of course, I had learned to play by the rules a little better by then. :)

Using a turnkey condo for short-term rentals on weekends while reducing your commute could be smart, as long as STR income covers costs and local regulations allow it.From tax perspective, if you personally use the STR as you intend, you cannot create losses under vacation home rules.

Good to know about bigger buildings and more amenities having more rules, that makes total sense to protect the full time residents.

High inflation, wages not keeping up, supply slowly rising, demand slowly falling, rates pending for a controlled easing... these factors point to a correction but nowhere near the depth / breadth of '08.NAR ruling is also another factor (though many agents will disagree) that will take much longer to see its effects but is pending for some housing adjustments.

I've asked if there for clarification or further rules for "avilable for rent" but the city employees say that is the only rule.

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