In other words, you have indicated the total basis of the combined property was $75,000, so that means the basis of Property A is still $37,500, it was still placed in service in 2019, and it will continue to be depreciated over the remainder of its depreciable life.However, you have placed a new property in service in 2023, Property B.

Eventually all the landlords will leave and these properties will then sit vacant for the local homeless population to set up shop in these neighborhoods. 

Leaving your business card at restaurants, barber shops, and other public places will not work.

If I was doing #1 or #2, you would receive the proceeds of the $4 after fees, but with #3, you would receive $10 less fees (if they paid with card), and then the remainder $6 would stay on their until they use it, or redeem.

So it's a one stop shop kind of deal and with everything being handled in house the interests have to be mutually aligned because that provider is married to you for the longevity of the investment. 

A few of the meetups charge, but there are a lot more that are free and just take place in locations like coffee shops + bars. 

@Jay Mayer some people will tell you that a tenant will not move over a rent increase, but I can assure you that it will cause them to start shopping around.

A lot of Columbus developers are opening up shop in Dayton because of the lower competition and lower price entry.

Not all contractors have expeditors so you'd have to look into hiring a separate expeditor, designer, and the contractor or you can find a different design and construction which typically have one-stop shops.

@Mark Ainley I think I said something brilliant like follow the coffee shops or similar.