“But for the average owner doing 60, 90, 100 days a year, the final bill will have little to no impact on that.Now that last sentence leaves wide open the possibility of changing tax rates for full-time short-term rentals and vacation rentals in Colorado.

Its pretty expensive about $8000 up front for a full year.

We got long term fixed rate debt on all acquisitions at an average interest rate of 4% +-  and with on average 4 to 5 years left on the note.

It’s clear when we look at our Pricelabs market report that the average booking window is 6+ months out, so we have a 12 month booking window.I wouldn’t over think it.

In this case, how and when can we incorporate those expenses into our taxes? 

My average turnover is a 2000sf 4bd/3b house with a tenant that has spent 3-5 years in the property.

In areas that are more expensive investors like to be proximal because often times they are doing the work themselves to make the numbers work, instead of paying contractors or property managers.

How much will it increase your expenses?

I look at things like roof and hvac as amortized expenses.

From what I understand, you can deduct the entire premium as it is an expense to run the rental property.