Just to give you an Idea on some numbers , I am doing a 2100 sq ft house , class A neighborhood ,  clean out , removing some walls to go open floor plan , minor electric , some mid level replumbing , full custom paint , new kitchen , new bathrooms ( 2.5 ) , new windows , refinish hardwood upstairs , Vinyl plank downstairs . 

I calculated my recapture by reviewing depreciation claims on my previous tax returns, but I wasn't sure what to do about 2023 since we owned the property for almost the whole year (closing was mid-December). 1) Do I still claim depreciation in 2023 for the time we owned the property, even though the claims are on the same tax return as the sale?

The STR market is definitely changing and as many are finding out, rules can change in mid stride leaving you stuck with what you thought was a gold mine. 

your barely mid 30s dude LOL  try born in the mid 50s :)

If they leave on 4/1 and you rent the house mid month, then you can only charge them 1/2 months rent.

One thing to consider for your mid-sized portfolio is to hire a bookkeeper.

In many cases, but definitely not all, students partner with Cody's development company to handle the entitlements and the exits to homebuilders for a profit share which can be mid-six figures for simply bird dirt-dogging the deal.  

Hi, I am trying to see what the best tools are for analyzing mid-term rental comps, rental prices, average occupancy rates, etc for MTRs in my area?

Hello, Glad to be a part of this community, looking to get started in short term / mid term rentals and would love to pick you alls brains to make sure I do things right since I am just getting started.

With 20% down, i've seen rates in mid 7's depending on property type, loan type, loan amount, etc.