So double check with your tax professional of choice.

You have no choice but to respond with legal action.I am stating here my humble opinion regarding these matters, but I believe it to be valid.

That said, I still think short-term rentals are an excellent investment choice over the long-term.  

If you purchase a lot within a development, do you have to use a builder who has been building in that development, or are you free to use any developer of your choice?

On the way to those 10 years, you may question the choice of investment.I believe there are numerous more passive options to diversify that can project similar returns as non value add residential RE investing.Good luck

It’s happening because, like you said, supply has surged faster than demand, and tenants suddenly have way more choices.

You have no choice but to respond with legal action.I am stating here my humble opinion regarding these matters, but I believe it to be valid.

We would love to reach financial independence so he has choices in the future. 

@Arthur Luay At age 40, if your goal is to save for a down payment on your first long-term rental, the best option depends on your timeline and risk tolerance—but here's how each choice stacks up: A savings account offers safety and liquidity but earns minimal interest.

Professional-level reporting that’s easy to export for accounting and tax prepOther platforms we’ve tried:Hemlane – A solid choice for landlords who want to stay hands-on but need help coordinating leasing and repairs.Doorloop – Clean interface and easy to use, but we ultimately switched back to Buildium for the deeper integration capabilities and more robust accounting tools.