We broke it down based on a crucial aspect of short-term rental success: the number of guests able to stay in a particular property per booking, which the industry cool-kids refer to as "heads in beds."

Nobody goes broke paying cash.

They'll be broke, but they get to say "I told you so."

Hello, my question is in regards to Texas Franchise Tax: I formed my LLC in 2023, as a Series LLS (4 properties), Is all rent received from the 4 rentals added together and submitted as one business income or is it broke out individually and filed by each rental?

Since specs of mold showed up, she wants me to have a professional inspect for mold. back story on the unit - This tenant (1 of 2 girls) is moving out end of july and the other tenants boyfriend will be taking her place until the end of the lease (end of August).

Noticed the door latches broke.

During this strategy, I broke even and lived for free, covering my yearly total of PITI.

They broke even for a few years, but as rents have risen, we've seen better and better cash flow (and the appreciation on the property values have been nice). 

If it ain't broke, DON'T FIX IT!!

Hey girl!