I'm new to Bigger Pockets and have been immersing myself in the podcast and studying various aspects of real estate investing—from market analysis to financing—for the past two months.

If I buy a vacation home using a 2nd home loan and rent it as an AirBNB when I am not using it, can I still do a cost segregation study to accelerate depreciation and offset losses against my W2 income if I follow the rules of STR tax loophole (I.e., the average stay in the house is less than 7 days, I manage the AirBnB myself, and spend 100 hours or more a year and more time than any other person/entity on managing my AirBnB business)?

Hello , my name is Jay I’ve recently been reading and taking notes studying all about real estate rentals but came to a conclusion that it is something I am not all ready for just yet so I decided about doing land flipping or land for construction for new housing or developments so forth , but I hit a wall , which would be what type of bank account do I need ?

Study on your own.

Studying the market and looking to put things together to begin investing there.

Did you do traffic studies and population analysis to verify the potential of the storage for your area?

You will wonder why you didn't move them out in the first place and bump up to market rate.I recommend studying your market to determine a fair rate.

If that's the case, then your next best bet is really concentrate on your studies.

Study HOA documentation prior to purchase as rental restrictions can limit the usage as an income property, especially when HOA is non-cooperative.

I think Navajo White and white goes well with renters tan carpet in some bedrooms in some rentals.I did A study mockup of  @Johann Jells beautiful bay window room in close to those colors.Windows like that to me seem very calming and serene, especially upstairs I like them (which was my motivation to re color the pic a little.And if you want you can picture me sitting in one of those chairs with a cup of coffee and a good book--because that is where I'd probably be.Good Luck!