Hi all.  So I am one of those folks who missed taking depreciation on my rental, but it's been 14 years. Now that I'm selling the property, I found this mistake.  I'm filing for 3115 to claim the missed depreciation (...

Dry cleaning service that comes to the building, mobile car wash that comes to the building, option for chef provided meals (from a local caterer), on site maintenance personnel etc.  

also websites are capture pages looks like a credit card deal..

The issue I have with our regular website is the lead capture is not mandatory.

@Anthony Dooley while I agree with you in principle and always get a kick out of sellers asking to be paid for value they have not created, if there is enough value add and you are confident that you can actually capture the value add, that becomes the justification for 'over paying' on existing performance.

Also, I don't take on recourse debt personally to invest in crowd/syndicated deals while still being able to capture a piece of the depreciation.

He also does not capture the occasional (dry) humor.

@Kelvin LeeThe term you are looking for is called "regulatory capture"  and we have certainly seen that big business is now a strong supporter of left wing politics in an effective effort to drive smaller competitors out of business. 

I am always looking for new leads and referrals, so any suggestions about best ways to capture leads, I am all ears. 

But the IE and Riverside county, you can still find some cash flowing properties, just wouldn't capture as much of the appreciation benefit.