Went live and got three new bookings right as the listing posted.
Preston breaks down the actual property, the cost segregation numbers, and the short-term rental rules that made the tax result possible.
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The tax document shows the depreciation increase: $303,824. Apply the 37.0% tax rate, round the result, and the savings comes to $112,415.
Preston covers the short-term rental exception, material participation, cost segregation, bonus depreciation, and the records needed to support deductions against active income.
A wider set of student examples. Results vary by property, financing, taxes, market, and execution.
Went live and got three new bookings right as the listing posted.
Best month: almost $60K net across seven properties.
Landed a large booking right after launching.
$11K booking. $8,500 profit in a single month.
$5,500/month in net profit. Summer months expected to be bigger.
Self-reported update: $1,800/month cash flow from a short-term rental.
$35K in bookings within the first 30 days.
First-week update: close to $4K/month in cash flow based on the numbers.
Live for a month and already showing a booked-out calendar.
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