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STR Insurance Beyond the Fine Print with Darren Pettyjohn (opens the original)
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Is your short-term rental actually covered or are you one claim away from discovering a costly gap in your insurance? In this episode, Katie Johnson sits down with Darren Pettyjohn, co-founder of Proper Insurance and Wister Insurance, to discuss the insurance risks facing short-term rental owners, property managers, and co-hosts. They break down why traditional homeowner and landlord policies may not provide enough protection for an STR business, along with common exclusions involving pets, gues
STR Tax Strategy Meets Asset Protection with Anthony Brister (opens the original)
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In this episode of the STR Law Podcast, Katie Johnson is joined by tax attorney Anthony Brister to discuss short-term rental tax strategy, asset protection, LLCs, insurance, and entity structuring. Anthony explains why STR owners should think beyond tax savings and make sure their properties are properly protected through the right insurance, business structure, corporate formalities, and long-term planning. Shop STR legal templates: strlaw.com
Managing Pet Risk in Short-Term Rentals with John Bradford (opens the original)
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Pets, service animals, and emotional support animals can create a lot of confusion for short-term rental hosts, especially when guests fail to disclose animals or hosts are unsure what rules apply. In this episode, Katie is joined by John Bradford, founder and CEO of PetScreening, to discuss how STR owners and property managers can better manage pet policies, service animal requests, emotional support animal issues, and guest documentation. John shares how a dog bite lawsuit helped inspire the c
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