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All Forum Posts by: Melissa J.

Melissa J. has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Why consider? Huge tax benefit. The STR regulations mean it would, at best, cover the cost of our monthly expenses or be slightly negative. But the tax benefit + likely appreciation equate to a good ROI. Then I would do a 1031 when I am semi retired to buy a property that requires more active management and generates cash flow. In the meantime, we can use it a few weekends a year. I fully understand the time and energy it takes to have a successful STR.

I'm looking in the Palm Springs area which is highly regulated and limits STR bookings to 26 a year. I've done the math and the property I like won't break even and will not be positive for cash flow. But the tax benefit in year 1 is strong and if I assume some appreciation (3-4%), the ROI in 5-7 years is good. Wondering if this is too risky though- prices may come down further in PS.