We do everything they ask us to because it ends up reducing your liability.

So buying newer, better properties, with more amenities, and reducing my workload. 

You would also want to move this to the K-1 activity on your 1040 tax return so future net rental income (profit) can be reduced by prior disallowed losses.Happy to help.

-*Higher for longer rates*Overpriced construction*Lower cash flow given reduction in Post Covid+Much higher competition and in my eyes structural reduce demand for Pigeon forge-esque experiences as GenZ/Millenials start taking over the Family travel spend (as many of you point out).

Of course, I'm sure he's also getting an extra stream of income from this website, which further reduces his risk.  

As Ashish mentioned, the bonus depreciation doesn't go away at the end of the year, it's just reduced from 100% to 80%.

The main reason for considering purchasing solely the higher cash flow properties for the first year or two is that I don't yet know how much of the house hack STR income could be used to reduce my DTI in order to purchase more straight rentals.

Goal is to reduce your biggest expense (housing) with income coming from the ADU to save money for your next RE purchase.

Now, by putting down this large down payment, you're doing more than just reducing debt and making the numbers work for a positive cash flow. 

Hi @Brian MalavskyFor us in Columbus, squeezing in STR guests between MTR tenants can be profitable for reducing vacancies and increasing rental income, especially with platforms like Airbnb or VRBO.