If you were going to pull permits for the work anyway, and depending on the past work where permits weren't pulled, the actions you need to take may be what you were going to do any way. 

@James Keeton   yes, you can, BUT we help you with our 2-step program pull out cash right now. 

My family started not being able to pull in sometimes. 

After renting it for a while, you can then refinance to pull your money out.

They pull any moisture they can get out of the air, so if there are any small cracks or openings to outside air they will just continue running, filling up their tank from the moisture in the outside air and not working efficiently at drying out the space you’re trying to dry very well.

We were married recently, and when we add in our wedding gifts with what we have been saving on our own for years, we feel that we are finally ready to pull the trigger on our first property purchase.We actually live about 90 minutes south of the ski area that we are looking to invest in, but it is an area that I am very familiar with as I have been going there my whole life.

IE pull the cash out of it so I could go buy more timberland to log.. get payments from my buyer .. pay the bank their payment then when my buyer cashed me out I cashed out the bank and got my equity... for me it was not as much a tax play as a get stuck money out now without massive discount to a NOTE buyer pimper .. who is looking to get notes with massive discounts. 

I have plenty of contractors to pull from.

The bookkeepers then assign the cleaning cost to the correct owner's statement to be reimbursed at the end of each month.I pay them through Venmo in a bulk payment every couple weeks, which is linked directly to my Operating Expense account to pull the funds from the OTA payouts we receive.

Before I buy my first property, I’m curious to talk with a financial advisor to ensure I’m in a good spot and figure out the most tax efficient way to pull together a down payment.