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Andrew Caldieraro
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The STR loophole

Andrew Caldieraro
  • Collinsville, IL
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If you follow the guidelines (materially participate, etc.) how long do you need to hold a property as a STR to take advantage of the loophole to offset W2 taxes? For example, what if I only want to hold the property as a STR for 1-2 years? How would that impact my taxes on a sale, or how would that impact my taxes if the STR was converted to a LTR?

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I'll be surprised if this "loophole" is still around in a few years. 

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