Hello everyone,I'm considering purchasing a triplex with the following unit mix:2 apartments for short-term rental (STR)1 apartment for long-term rental (LTR)Questions Does this mixed-use property (80% STR, 20% LTR) still qualify for the short-term rental tax loophole?

While I love short and sweet responses over novels, sometimes too short leaves out clarity.

I have had clients rent out to students on college hill and make solid cash flow with little to no problems. 2-4 units seems to be the sweet spot for getting high rents.

And you can determine the sweet spot for pricing your place based on comparable properties that are your competition.Mike

I'm getting some mixed results when I expand the number of tools for analysis that I'm using...

. -- The last client I had with an up-down house-hack near downtown Littleton did a mix of short-term rentals and midterm rentals.

I have a property in Memphis, TN that is zoned as mixed-use (RW).

@Wiley Strahan this may be a sweet spot for some of the small-balance commercial lenders we work with depending on where in OH (Rural is tough), and LTV being sought.

My partners and I recently acquired a mixed-use property, and we’re facing a challenge with one of our commercial tenants.

Tailor your message to hit them right in the sweet spot.