What write offs/loopholes does anyone know of to help me in this situation. 1031 exchange is out of the question.

So if only one of the four units is being rented out short-term and the other three are long-term, the overall average guest stay for the building would still exceed seven days—meaning it likely wouldn’t qualify as a short-term rental activity for the STR loophole.

*A few small habits — separate accounts, clean books, and talking to your CPA before year-end — can make a massive difference.Taxes aren’t about loopholes or tricks.They’re about getting organized early and using the rules the way they were written.Curious — when do you usually meet with your CPA?

If you sell the crypto in 2025 and then buy the STR AND meet all of the requirements of the STR loophole in 2026, you won't be able to offset 2025's gains.Id connect with a cpa to go through various scenarios so you understand the tax side.

Quote from @Collin Hays: Number one, there is no "loophole."

Not a loophole it is tax law.

That post does a killer job breaking down the STR Loophole!

After 15 years you could still owe $470K on a 50-year loan compared to $359K on a 30-year.What this really is:  a loophole for lenders/investors to lock you into decades of high interest. 

Understand REPS, STR loophole, and Active participation to benefit from RE tax savings.Also, learn about the 1031 Exchange.

I run the STR under an LLC, and my plan was to treat it as a business using what’s often called the “short-term rental loophole.”