There are currently 10 items, which I affectionately refer to as the "10 Deadly Sins" that if they are included in your Wisconsin residential rental agreement will render the agreement void and unenforceable.In my representation of landlords over the past 20 years, the two most frequent situations in which I have found an illegal provision in a rental agreement were because: (1) the landlord decided to draft his/her own rental agreement and didn't know that Wisconsin law prohibited him/her from including certain language, and (2) the landlord used a rental agreement that s/he found on the internet that was not drafted by a person knowledgeable about Wisconsin landlord-tenant law.Section 704.44 of the Wisconsin Statutes sets forth the prohibited provisions.You cannot include a provision in your Wisconsin residential rental agreement that:1.

I'm curious, how do you find the balance between quality and cost when looking for items on Craigslist and Facebook?

Normal home owners insurance covers the house, liability, a bunch of miscellaneous items, and all your stuff (furniture, clothing, appliances, etc etc).

A cost segregation will not classify the whole building as 5 year.It will classify some as 39 year, 15 year, 7 year, 5 year and 0 year.The items classified as 15, 7 and 5 year will be eligible for bonus depreciation.Since bonus depreciation is currently 60% for 2024, you will still be depreciation some of the remaining depreciable assets over the next 15, 7 and 5 years.A majority of the building will still be classified as 39 years which still gives you a good amount of depreciation into the future.

More inventory= better chance of a buyer getting a blood-sucking lowball offer accepted, being able to include contingencies in the offer, negotiating inspection items, asking for seller concessions like a 3-2-1 rate buy-down etc.

This will usually be an excel sheet, or maybe something fancier, that will outline, item by item, everything that needs to be done, parsing out every item, labor, materials, etc. 

For example, maybe I let 10 people try a new menu item.

And then an actual message comes through. 2 weeks after check out they wanted to let us know about some spider webs, a microwave built-in that was too high (based on preference), a power strip with loose wire connection and several other items that they never let us know about during their stay.

I don't expect people in the forum to be Paraguay experts, so I mostly seek feedback on the U.S. items.

Etc....everything should be very detailed/itemized and hyper documented.