Congrats on your 11th property. 

For a bit of context, my wife and I recently moved to Tennessee and after renting for a bit we are just about to close on our first property.

It will take some work and flexibility on design, but it isn't that hard.Here is a pretty good article on the subject of furniture depreciation - https://www.business-accounting.net/how-to-depreciate-furnit...Get with your CPA to make sure you meet all the requirements.

@Cory Prior I would say it depends on what you want to learn.

Whether to build on your lots now or wait depends on a few things: construction costs, rental demand, and your financing options.

Some questions I would love input on:1.

Are you planning on doing a value add?

The experience varies based on location, tenant management, and financing, but overall, it’s an excellent way to get started with minimal upfront costs.Good luck!

Are we talking posh along "lake formerly known as Calhoun" property or an off Broadway "strap on the flak jacket" sec8 property? 

After consulting with our contact at Airbnb, we were told they were ranking on page 13!!!