Imagine you make $100k and you are affected by 3 tax brackets.0-33k =-33K 0%33,001-66k 10%66,001 - 100k 20%You can take $100k in deductions this year and pay zero taxes, for one year and then $10,100 for for 2 years  ($20,200 total)You can take 67k in deductions this year and pay zero taxes for a year, take 33k the second year and pay $6,800 year two and $10,100 year 3. ($16,900 total)You can take 33k each year and pay $3,300 in taxes all 3 years. ($9,900 total)Obviously this is simplified but unless you expect to make much less and be in a lower tax bracket in the future those deductions could come in handy.

I also created imputed equity through the entitlement process that helped me achieve an 88% LTC loan through a bank + invested 20% of the total equity as the GP  and 25% of the LP equity.

Originally it was going to be a flip as the rehab will be super light and I thought it would make a great first attempt at fix and flip.It is $329,000 and after just paint and a few cosmetic touches (no more than $10,000 total), I was going to list it at $400,000 with confirmation from my realtor that things are moving quickly in this price point.

Hello need suggestions/advice...own a business with property...Land next door was approved for Mixed Use Construction (Retail on bottom residential on top)..Construction has begunMy business is slow and is affecting bottom line..may need to relocate business and have developer build on my property...Would like to keep property and build same as next door(numbers will be easy to get including approvals) ...looking for investor ..Afterbuild units can be sold or rented...For exist plan total improvements $2.3+MPlease let me know thoughts....suggestions time sensitive..Thank you

I know my crew can make this place look totally different and I was right.

It’s 3600 total sqft.

In terms of highest yield it totally depends on your investing thesis.

My total cost is 40k, can resell at around $130.

This is where you generate cash and you can then invest it in RE - or something else.Most of the guru content was written a decade ago and it just does not apply the same way it did back then.

Now that you have those numbers, you will take the total value of the homes, subtract the assessed land value (land doesn't depreciate), then subtract the applicable extra depreciation that we calculated above.