@Brandon Ja - The standard answer here is to check with your CPA, but from my standpoint expenses that add longevity and functionality to an existing property (including adding square footage) would make that a capital expenditure that can be depreciated over time.

Also many flippers are buying now simply for tax write off purposes. 

Not sure of California, in Virginia, it might take 3 months of back and forth court visits before everyone is out.Maybe better to get everyone on the lease and assign clear, monetary fees in writing for violations.

Important to note, this advice is geared towards those writing smaller LP equity checks as I suspect that’s where most interested investors reading these forums fit. 

A great high functioning portfolio along with a decent W2 goes a very long way to achieving your goals. 

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WikipediaSustained and significant population growth: Prices and rents are a function of supply and demand.

Something that easily integrates to the Accounting module so that $ amounts from repairs are easily and automatically reflected in the Accounting functionality / reports.

I've found that using thia tool has significantly improved my communication with tenants and reduced the number of late rent payments.Finally, I appreciate the reporting functionality.

They should write you a letter explaining the error and that they are going to charge you the additional $400 now.