A few options:1st - there is a 25k limit if you fall under a certain income level.2nd - The STR Loophole 3rd - REPs4th - Look into alternative investments like Opportunity Zones and/or Oil and Gas Partnerships. 

I know folks think they've found loopholes and workarounds, but legally and ethically, the law is the law.There's a thread on wholesaling in Illinios here.

My architects told me I would have garages by right on these SFH, but that was not true either, I would need variance.In the end, I found my loophole.

Anyone offering those may be trying to use a loophole, but I would make sure you vet them carefully.https://www.cga.ct.gov/PS96/rpt/olr/htm/96-R-1211.htm#:~:text=Pennsylvania%20has%20a%20statute%20prohibiting,licensees%20(7%20P.S.%206612).

Plenty of people use loop holes for all sorts of things. 

Its legal loopholes like this that make you really desire to look outside of the law for a solution to the problem.

Everyone wants to talk about tax loopholes and cost segregation studies.

My question is when it comes to the cost segregation study and how you can use the bonus depreciation against your W2 income with the short term loop hole. 

Your docs should declare who can sign what on behalf of whom, and under what circumstances, up to and including signing/engaging/burdening the LLC with obligations, debts, etc for Real Estate.  ...and I suppose,  as you said, up to and including authorization of a POA, I guess, but that's a pretty good-sized redundancy (or loop hole, depending on one's point of view.) 

I don't have all my properties under <3 LLC, so that loop hole doesn't work in my case.