A Third of Your Paycheck Goes to Taxes. It Doesn't Have To.
High-income W-2 earners are quietly using the Short-Term Rental Tax Loophole to offset their entire tax bill, generate $40K+ in cash flow per property, and build income that isn't tied to whether their employer decides to keep them.
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I had a long-term rental in Minneapolis just like yours. I made almost $40,000 in cash flow last year. On top of that, because it's short-term rental, I can depreciate the whole thing in Year 1. Instead of dividing it over 27 years, I take it all now. That's how, when I was still employed, I paid zero taxes.
Juliano Silva
Founder, Coho Stays · $1.2M Revenue · Former Target Corporate
— What's Inside the Free Guide —
The Strategy Most CPAs Never Tell You About
"You can Google this. With short-term rentals, there's a tax strategy called cost segregation and bonus depreciation. Work 100 hours a year and you can offset your taxes — all the taxes you pay on your W-2. You get that back."
— Juliano Silva, Coho Stays
Get a Check Back From the IRS
When Juliano was still employed, he paid zero taxes. The STR cost segregation + bonus depreciation strategy offsets your W-2 income — you get a check back instead of writing one.
$40K Cash Flow vs. $1,000 a Year
A long-term rental in Minneapolis made $1,000 last year. The same market, as a short-term rental, made nearly $40,000 in cash flow. That's the difference this strategy makes.
Just 2 Hours a Week to Qualify
You only need 100 hours a year on the property to unlock the full tax advantage. That's less than 2 hours a week — and most of it is stuff you'd do anyway.
Run It Remotely With a VA
Hire a virtual assistant in the Philippines or Colombia to manage guest messages, coordinate cleaners, and handle day-to-day operations — so your income isn't tied to your time.
— This Guide Is For You If… —
Sound Familiar? This Guide Was Written for You.
You earn good money but a third of it disappears to taxes every year
You got a bonus and watched half of it go straight to the IRS
You have a long-term rental that made about $1,000 last year in cash flow
You have savings to invest but the stock market feels too unstable right now
You have AI anxiety — you know white-collar jobs are getting trimmed and you need a backup
You want to build something that keeps producing even if your employer decides to let you go
Switching Jobs Won't Solve It. You're Still Depending on Someone Else.
Amazon. Facebook. Target. The layoffs are everywhere. Switching companies just means depending on a different employer's decision to keep you. The STR loophole gives you income that no one can take away — and a tax strategy that works while you're still employed.
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