As long as you don't run afoul of Section 183 (which is chunk of law that says you need to be doing STR thing to make profit) and don't get torpedoed by Section 280A (which provides the mixed used dwelling rules), sure, STR still works.But my guess is, based on question, that one of the above chunks of tax law probably does blow deduction in your situation.

The commonality is the ability to sell a service where there is instant and tangible results regardless of whether they hold true value overtime.

Hi folks,I'm in the home stretch of picking up a (very) expensive California Fair Plan (CFP) policy to get fire coverage for a 4 Plex since State Farm has dropped me.My questions is - CFP seems to classify 4 units or less as a "Dwelling" policy and 5 units or more as "Commercial", but they also seem to say that "Business owned" properties are Commercial. 

Providers that combine data automation and human verification tend to deliver far more accurate, court-verified results than fully automated systems.In short — look for a screening solution that values accuracy over speed and uses multiple data sources reviewed by trained screeners rather than just instant database pulls.

Hi everyone,I’m building a simple AI tool designed specifically for real estate agents to save time writing listing descriptions, social media posts, and client follow-up messages.Here’s what it does so far:- Instantly creates engaging, professional listing descriptions (MLS style, luxury, or casual tone)- Generates Instagram/Facebook captions for listings- Writes follow-up texts or emails after showings/open houses- Makes printable flyers or email invites for open houses (coming soon)I’m looking to get honest feedback from agents: - Would you use a tool like this? 

They can tell you instantly whether the finishes you’re planning push you into a new bracket or just polish your existing one.My Advice: there’s no magic multiplier — you’re blending data with market feel.

I haven't looked into condos, but could consider them if they have a separate "dwelling" maybe.

Here, you’re front-loading $200k into CapEx and not creating much “instant equity.”

I walked in with no money down and instant cashflow.

Quite 1 progressive insurance Premium 3200Section I - PropertyCoverage A - Dwelling 495,000Coverage B - Other Structures 49,500Coverage C - Personal Property 247,500Coverage D - Loss Of Use 148,500 Quote 2: Farmer's InsurancePremium 1,652Section I - PropertyCoverage A - Dwelling 359,000Coverage B - Other Structures 17,950Coverage C - Personal Property 197,450Coverage D - Loss Of Use 71,000 Can't answer this question with the information provided.