I’m at odds with my CPA and looking to see what I can do to maximize my depreciation on the property  I purchased a multifamily at an incredible deal, way under FMV due to a death in the family and the heirs not wanting the property. 

I’m at odds with my CPA and looking to see what I can do to maximize my depreciation on the property I purchased a MHP at an incredible deal, way under FMV due to a death in the family and the heirs not wanting the property.

The neighborhood is odd: within a block radius there's a 3bed 1ba home that sold for as much as $255k within the last few months, it's very nicely renovated but actually slightly smaller than my home although the lot is a bit nicer.

@Brian Breiding seems odd for a bank to flat out refuse to refinance a property.

Damnn it feels good to be a self-employed young man who beat the odds.

I had thought they were intentional to drive home the point.What are the odds of typos on those words and all other words are typo free????

Here is how I see it: if the property owner isn't interested in paying up after 3 years then the odds of them paying up in 5 or 10 years aren't great.

.$200 or $400 per month cash-flow per unit is fine, but the real wealth is built buying odd or otherwise strong but unfinancable assets at discounts and repurposing or renovating smartly into something special.Will I now buy an A class single fam at a 20% discount that only breaks even or loses a couple hun a month with 10% down?

someone that can do odd jobs on an ongoing basis as issues arise. 

The previous buyer that had the deal fall through said they wanted the brick pointed in order to get a CO, which I thought was odd, but I will cross that bridge when I get to it.