New paver patio.

If legal fees or eviction costs arise, they’re also deductible as ordinary and necessary expenses.Keep detailed records of every expense for accurate tax reporting!

New paver patio.

The 1245 property (think personal property and bonus depreciation) is recaptured at ordinary tax rates though… so the new property must have an equal amount or more 1245 property. 

I often had clients that didn't understand what it meant to be ordinary and necessary. 

If the carpet is damaged beyond ordinary wear-and-tear, then you deduct from the deposit and charge anything remaining.

In the ever-evolving world of real estate, I’m here to transform the ordinary into the extraordinary.

That is not out of the ordinary. 

I know in my tiny village three business owners recently received grants $100K (think they match) for outsideimprovements (windows, parking, roofing, patio)  Must be nice; that's what I want! 

He says he usually gets away with $100, with $500 to $1000 being a max he would deposit if it was an extra ordinary deal.