Short Term Rental
who we serve
Owners & Operators
Your Airbnb or VRBO might have some significant tax advantages
When executed properly, you can use accelerated depreciation to create active losses and reduce your active income. This isn't a theoretical strategy. It's real, it's legal, and it works. How do I know? I've done it personally.
Great News for STR Owners
One provision of the new tax bill can be huge for Airbnb owners and operators: 100% Bonus Depreciation is back!
Short-term rentals under 7 days follow different tax rules, potentially allowing you to take full depreciation against active income. We help you structure and document to maximize this powerful strategy. The STR loophole is incredible for high W2 earners, who typically wouldn't be able to "use" a real estate loss against active income. If implemented correctly, it's possible to have your W2 withholdings refunded.
How it works
Why we love it
High W2 earners are often limited on opportunities for significant tax reduction. For active Airbnb and VRBO owners and operators, we love this strategy.
The strategy requires precise execution, proper documentation, and deep knowledge of IRS rules. That's where expert guidance becomes invaluable.
Our lead advisors operate Airbnb's and VRBO's personally, so they know the challenges of getting a new property up and running, optimizing the listing, and building momentum on STR platforms...on top of the elements needed to implement this tax strategy.
If you own a short-term rental (even better if you bought one in 2025 or 2026), you've probably heard whispers about the short-term rental tax loophole. It's one of the most powerful tax strategies available to real estate investors today
Who does it work for
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CPA, MSCTA
Phil Mullins
Phi Mullins has an undergraduate degree from Tulane University in Finance and a Masters in Accounting. He began his career at Big 4 Accounting firm in Atlanta, GA and he has 15 years experience as a CPA. He now lives in New Orleans and serves as CFO for a local ocean marine insurance company.
He serves as Audit Committee Chair at Gulf Coast Bank & Trust and LCPA Board member for Business4Business Committee.
I own a few Airbnbs. For me personally, I saved myself around $30,000 in taxes. It's real and it works. I was able to have all my W-2 withholdings refunded when I filed my tax return"
