This safe harbor generally allows you to expense items under $2,500 per invoice or item, but since your fence replacement exceeds this threshold, it doesn’t qualify.As Michael mentioned, for the tax year 2024, you could potentially take advantage of a 60% bonus depreciation if you conduct a cost segregation study for your property.

Our latest case study revealed that our owners achieved 35% higher occupancy and earned 35% more annually by implementing our recommendations.Right Now, there is an Amenities Arms Race. 

Some Asian countries also have a low cost of living but I looked them up and you need a work or study visa and the requirements are much stricter than Mexico. 

Feel free to DM and we can see if you’d be a good fit the market I work and if not, at least I can give you a few pointers as far as STR fundamentals and a couple resources for cost segregation.One thing to add regarding cost segregation:You should always read the bio and resume of the persons signing your Cost Segregation study.

If a Cost Segregation Study had not been performed on this $1,200,000 warehouse located in Orange, California that was purchased in 2018, it would have had first year depreciation of approximately $10,225.

I recently discovered may be able to receive funds elsewhere for the purchase.

You also risk:1) Committing mortgage fraud by misrepresenting the property and/or how you're using it.2) Exposing yourself to liability if the 3rd renter discovers they are in an illegal unit.3) Voiding your insurance.

During our monthly market study, Marion Oaks (Ocala) consistently stands out as the area with the highest demand for new construction housing.Below are some of the markets we analyze, along with their average months of housing supply: - Palm Bay: 3.4 months - North Port: 4 months - Port Charlotte: 5.4 months - Marion Oaks: 2.2 months - Silver Springs: 2.8 monthsStudy Criteria: Single-Family Homes Built in 2022 or later, 1400-2400 sqft.

So given the oppurtunity to inspect and discover this, you chose not to.

I can see some families wanting to use the open loft space as additional entertainment room, or using it as study/office space. 1 shared bathroom upstairs would be shared by 4 bedrooms (instead of 3 currently) - is that somehow less desirable and/or not add a lot of equity?