@Spencer Wann Great question and it’s wise to think through the tax implications now if you're planning to 1031 exchange a short-term rental (STR) that had a cost segregation study.

So as an alternative, I'm considering pivoting to a short-term rental, but I'm also realistic that I don't have the time to manage an STR, nor do I know enough to determine if net of management fees and other fees and utilities, whether it's actually a viable strategy, even if I wanted to hire it out. 

Blow in Sound+Thermal+Fire cellulose insulation between every floor joistProblem:There is still audible sound transfer of music/speech from the upstairs to the downstairs via the staircase that originally connected the two units at the Up entryway.

And any short-term rental regulations in the works.

That said, just like with the competitive short-term rental market right now, there is always demand for a place with style and amenities in a good location.You've got a good location, but I guess I'd worry that whatever was preventing your STR from thriving would likewise hinder your MTR.We have an MTR condo in Denver and two 4br MTR homes in Colorado Springs.

@Benjamin Carver Great post and some interesting data in the short-term space. 

Hey @Daisy Ruiz - I owned and operated a short term rental here in Chicago for the last 7 years. 

A short term rental upstairs would be an amazing idea however the area in tahoe of which we are located is seasonal market as there arent too many things to here besides skiing and winter sports.

I’m working on a project to help short-term rental investors like you analyze property deals more effectively.

Hey everyone, does anyone have any STR in the Anaheim area? We are looking into the ordinances, and according to online sources, if you had a permit before 2016, you can operate a STR.