In this episode, Brandon & Thomas make the case that short-term rentals do indeed count toward the real estate professional status, despite tax court cases indicating otherwise.
They explore:
- Why it's believed that STRs don't count toward REPS.
- The regulations indicate that they do count toward REPS.
- While there is a strong case, it doesn't mean it's a sure thing.
If you've been following along regarding the STR Loophole or REPS, this is an episode you won't want to miss.
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