IRS 2019 Publication 527 page 9 cites carpet in a residential rental property as having a 5 year life span for depreciation purposes.

I am nervous to post this because if this deal works in my favor, I could easily see a monthly cash flow of greater than $5K, and if I repeat this several times in the span of the coming year, my life will be wildly different-- and I'm not yet prepared for how to react about it.

I have a 4-plex (LTR) with a pool and the answers I've gotten to this question span the gamut. 

Flooring has 10 year life span. $6000/10 year life span/12 months in a year= $50 per month which exceeds your total capex budget.

I would like to systematically purchase his properties over the span of 5 years but I only have 50k in cash reserves.  

My favorite part of that page is where they give contradictory dimensions within a span of 2 sentences.

Today, the house spans 5,000 square feet with five bedrooms and 7.5 bathrooms, taking in sweeping city and canyon views from multiple decks and patios.

What is her current age and expected life span?

Over the span of 30-years, this adds up to a $32,400 unexpected cost.I'm really looking for advice on how to proceed. 

I’m a first time buyer and took the plunge of dabbling with buying multiple properties in a short span to diversify my investments.