@Logan Fast, What they might be talking about might be that going forward We can take section 179 deduction on the purchase related to lodging.

My personal mentor is a broker associate who had 25+ years experience as an independent broker in a luxury market before joining exp.

I have also worked with Bill Dietz at Tahoe luxury properties www.tluxp.com who is more in the North West areas of the Tahoe. 

This 3 bed 2 bath got a complete make over; new kitchen with stainless steel appliances, new double pane windows, tile throughout, air ducts replaced and ceiling raised, updated plumbing in bathrooms, kitchen and laundry, luxurious and spacious bathrooms, and so much more to list!

I found a brand new townhome in Kissimmee with luxury finishes, resort style amenities, the whole nine.

Especially I think it is a good idea of yours to buy it as an investment, because the demand for luxurious properties is just growing in our country.

I've seen parking spaces listed for 1M, maid's quarters at luxury buildings sell for 3-4M... 

The con to Airbnb for me is the lack of those "extra" amenities that make it feel it feel luxurious.

@Joel Owens I have lodged a soft protest with the bank about the appraiser' assumptions.

That is especially true for small lenders because unlike the banks they will not have the luxury of a taxpayer bailout.