So....... with my previous CPA (who has since unexpectedly retired) we did a cost segregation study on an asset that was placed into service in 2021 which broke down the bonus depreciable items into 3 buckets, a 15 year bucket, a 7 year bucket, a 5 year bucket and the rest would be on a 39 year straight line depreciation schedule as it is a short term rental.

these are facts and circumstance cases.. did the contract have a mandatory mediation then arbitration clause or do you have to go straight to the court system.either way if seller does not cooperate your going to spend some months flushing this out.

Most buyers, but not all, are looking for discounts to "market value." 

Buy the loans at a discount, and strike a deal with the owner dealing from a position of strength.  

Your subscription will get you discounts on furniture along with some other cool benefits.Last thing, cheap furniture, particularly furniture that gets sat on, ends up being really expensive furniture because it has a limited lifespan.

At least I got a discount on the service call as the HVAC guy had a pretty good laugh.

You are free to offer them a discount and a payment plan, but this is not going to be on their mind now that they're losing housing. 

The relative affordability of these markets scales to the suburbs as well, so you can succeed here without going straight to the city.

If you are commuters, do you just go straight to the train in the morning?

I’ve been reading articles stating how baby boomers are starting to retire and selling their businesses at a discount.