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Single member LLC for STRs?
Dear community I would like to get your thoughts regarding setting a single member LLC as the STR owner. I understand it helps with liability issues but it also increases complexity in terms bookkeeping, separate finances, state reporting, etc. Is there any other LLC benefit I’m not considering? Thanks
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@Ryan Bakke, CPA I guess I was referring to the annual report, registered agent, and all those extra steps, but you are right though is not significantly different in terms of keeping clean books and tax filing
Reps tracker
Testing two apps - REPSLog and REPSTracker. Do you prefer one vs the other?
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@Ryan Bakke, CPA Great point. What about if I’m also taking a home office deduction and setting my house basement and primary place of business for the LLC running the rental. Would this make the travel time from business to business and valid to be accounted for?
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@Ryan Bakke, CPA great point, I wasn’t aware of this.
Backyard carriage house Airbnb
My hubby and I renovated our detached garage and we now have a backyard carriage house Airbnb! One successful Airbnb booking so far since the remodel was completed this summer. Hoping to learn more about how we can save on our taxes :)
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@Rachel A well that’s a great thing to stumble upon I guess 🤣… I wonder if from the rehab itself if you guys kept receipts of all the materials etc those can probably be categorized below the 15Y mark which makes them elegible for accelerated depreciation (100%), but I guess your CPA will know better… Also I’m curious you mentioned being on the fence regarding cost seg but 100% sure on the STR loophole. Do you see any scenario where the STR loophole help you on taxes without doing a cost seg?
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@Rachel A my apologies if I didn’t express myself correctly but I didn’t meant to say you need the cost seg for the STR loophole, but what I wonder is that after you get material participation and under 7 days average stays, what are you planning to deduct from your property? The regular depreciation is on 39 years instead of 27.5 so that won’t be much and now your property income gets added to your w2. Perhaps I’m failing to see what’s the tax savings you are after if the cost seg is not conducted, but I’m positive @Ryan Bakke, CPA or your current CPA can give you the right strategy that I’m perhaps missing :)… Never the less, your property looks awesome! Contracts
Property Buying Questions¿
Who’s currently in the process of buying properties and has questions? Drop em here.
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@Ryan Bakke, CPA May I ask why before? (Trying to learn here, not challenging it at all). Wouldn’t this force the renovation to be capitalized as 27.5 or 39 years? Or the trick here is to itemize the materials for the renovation (carpet, wood, sinks, etc) and bonus depreciate them?
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@Ryan Bakke, CPA thank you sir! Watching the video now. Don’t know where I read that my hours start counting only after placing it in service and everything before that didn’t count. I probably got it all wrong…
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Alejandro Lerza
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@alejandro-lerza-9429
W2 employee by day, STR rookie by night.

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