I don’t think you’re getting $2k worth of benefit, much less $16k every single year. 

With the new property that you acquired through the 1031 exchange, you could only depreciate 20 years worth of the property. 

Are there additional factors you think are worth considering?

But the value it provides is definitely worth it.

It’s worth exploring credit unions or lenders specializing in non-W-2 borrowers.

Especially when you frame having an eviction on their record, etc, etc. to the tenant.

Is it worth getting into?

But boy, do we love recording podcasts and writing articles and sounding smart.So, Trump is going to restore 100% bonus depreciation, y'all say?

I purchased my house at the end of 2021 for 220K, slowly updated and it's worth 320-340K.

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