The “cap” will always be a % and not a fixed number, so you can count on the % likely tracking in proportion to inflation.

I would recommend gravel/compacted road mix for the driveway and a concrete sidewalk. 

This should create a few thousand jobs and a proportionally massive shortage of houses.

Another group says 50/50 pass through depreciation.And I’d have to go back and look, but I believe many others would base it off of proportional ownership in the entity.  

Second, she would have proportionally higher transaction costs buying four properties than buying one 3 flat or 4 flat.

Other DD costs due vary based on property size, but again, they don't grow in a linear manner, so ultimately have lower upfront costs per door on bigger deals and lower upfront costs as a proportion of equity on more expensive deals.  

You can either structure it as a Joint Venture (JV), where all partners are active in the deal and the equity is split in proportion to how much money each person puts in. 

They do have a compact view which will hide the "ghost of a post" text I believe you are referring to:Otherwise there is an on-going thread discussing the "new look" here where people have been leaving feedback and suggestions:https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

If you are in an Owner occuppied multifamily some expenses are proportionally deductible as business expenses if they both  benefit your unit and the tenants.

Nobody would accuse me of being a hands-orf investor.However, it's in good condition, was quality-built in its time, compact enough not to worry about major underground erosion causing foundation issues, no big trees with roots to grow into the sewer line, good grade, brick veneer, heavy roof construction originally built for slate.