@John Lim yes because segregation most likely would be worth it if you’re taking advantage of the short term rental tax strategy.

Hello everyone,I'm currently diving into the world of medium-term rentals in the Bay Area and seeking guidance from seasoned professionals or mentors who can offer insights and advice as I embark on this journey.

Not at this point, I am looking at short term 6 -12 month loans and if I understand hypothecation it works better with longer notes. 

But the goal would be to buy property and rent it at "Fair Market Value" lol and this term also got some flak in other groups.

Without boring you with our analysis, at a 50% occupancy rate it would net us about the same as renting it out long-term.  

Alternatively, it seems like we can make this a short-term rental.

My thought was to rent it as a mid term rental on Airbnb and vrbo etc because it’s in a desirable residential neighborhood walkable to schools and shopping. 

Also assuming my $50K, say is one unit out of 100 units, in theory my "unit" can be vacant for the term of the project (5 years) and I still receive CoC and an equity bump at the end.  

Consider your long-term plans and local zoning regulations carefully to make an informed decision.Good luck!

If you buy a condo in one of these locations and rent it out short-term, does the condo complex usually handle rentals, or do you need to find a manager?