Look, here’s the reality—tenants break stuff, and sometimes they’re responsible, sometimes they’re not.

My rental still does not have many responses as listed by my current Property management company .

So, depending on the sequence of events that can vary somewhat.

Depends on the deal.

Depends on the unit that we are renting.

Whether the full catch up of missed depreciation results in a tax savings or not depends on your passive loss limitations. 

•Potentially higher rents – In some markets, Section 8 can pay above-market rent, though it depends on the local housing authority.Cons:•Lower tenant quality (on average) – Not all Section 8 tenants are bad, but they often have lower incomes and credit scores, requiring careful screening.

So, if you’re handling either the buyer’s side or the seller’s side, you’d save around 2-3% on each deal, depending on which side you represent.However, there are a few things to keep in mind:1.Legal & Disclosure Requirements: Even when you’re only handling one side of the deal, you’ll still need to make sure you’re properly licensed and comply with all local real estate laws.

STR owners have historically been responsible for collecting and paying Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT) directly to the city of San Antonio.

Depending on the city and the tenant group, this approach is adaptable—it could be condos, single-family homes, or townhouses.