Of course like any large project there was ups and downs but I don’t want to write a book.

OK get the easiest out of the way - Depreciation does give you a current year write off. 

--comunicating information in a manner that leaves no ambiguity regarding planned or expected actions--seeking (requiring) clear unambiguous answers or responses,--documenting agreements in writing.

I've created a 6 months to property schedule for myself and today's task are to use BP forums to ID Pros in my area, read from the book "ABCs of REI", and write about how REI aligns with my life goals so I can check the first one off the list.

@Travis OglesbyGet an attorney to write up the agreement between people whose it as it will list maintenance requirements, putting money aside for repairs etc and who does what.You will need to get everyone to agree as well.

If so, where could I get one with out having to to to a lawyer to write one up? 

Plus let's face it: it's a bit hypocritical to complain about tax incentives as real estate investors because we get a lot of tax advantages ourselves (write offs, depreciation, pass through deductions etc. these are some of the main reasons many people invest in real estate). 

Is it the repair is to fix the it and make it functioning, and replacement is to improve and add more value to it? 

Maybe he happens to write in a similar manner to the AI responses.  67% AI generate implies 33% not AI generated.  

Nowadays you need to consider credit card functionality, too.