IRS has briefly mentioned this issue inRevenue Ruling 73-410, 1973-2 C.B. 53, Private Letter Ruling (PLR) 7941002 (June 25, 1979), Chief Counsel Advice Memorandum 199921045 (April 1, 1999).All emphasize that the segregation of cost to determine the 1245 property is factually intensive and must be supported by corroborating evidence.In addition, an underlying assumption is that the study is performed by “qualified individuals” and “professional firms” that are competent in design, construction, auditing, and estimating procedures relating to building construction.Also, IRS has entire audit guide at: https://www.irs.gov/businesses/cost-segregation-audit-techniques-guide-table-of-contentsThey will make sure this is done correctly so better to get professional.May be @Yonah Weiss can answer better. 

"Office Coordinator", or "Chief Cook and Bottle Washer". 

Good Luck and Go Chiefs !! 

The report highlights CodeNEXT, which just entered its third draft, and the fact that Austin's affordability and inventory challenges will continue to spur growth in Williamson and Hays counties through the suburban new home market.According to Jim Gaines, the chief economist at the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M, “In 2018, Central Texas’ housing market will continue to see an increase in both sales and price, despite inventory levels remaining low.

I even started a monthly meetup here in Syracuse even tho I'm inexperienced, just to create a BP-inspired forum for everyone to learn from each other. 

It's not just your experience in contracts, familiarity with regional history or national market data... you're the chief negotiator.That all said, you're going to do best when you're looking out for everyone's interests.

The market here in Syracuse is a little tighter than in years past and while there are some properties for sale, they have been selling for 5-10% more than I am willing. 

The Chiefs, Royals, Country Club Plaza, street cars, music and arts, and museums.

Chief Sponsors of this bill:  Gorsk, Iluso, Power, Hernandz, Dembrow, Gelser, and Anderson think their is MINIMAL FISCAL IMPACT if this bill passes.  

The tax payer should be able to vote on the appraisal board, review board and the chief appraiser directly.