It makes sense to proportion out the interest expense.

One way that I found to do this is perhaps sell a higher proportion to retire debt.Six in one year, from a standing start, can begin to tax your time and energy.

In other words you cannot expense items directly allocable to shared areas - not even a proportional amount.Link to IRS Pub 509: https://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc509 Depreciation Allocation also seems to be a hotly debated issue and seems like there are a variety of ways to calculate it, but it seems that the above also applies.

While DSCR loans can be a great option for a first or second-time investor, especially for ones who don’t have steady W-2 income (a growing proportion of the population!)

Bozeman's STR proportions are about 3-5% of total housing units.

There may be no impact and there may be an impact of epic proportions. 

A few things were out of our control but we quickly found that just because it is a compact footprint, doesn't necessarily  mean it will be that much cheaper to build.

You should be targeting equal proportions of cash flow, equity, and cash in the bank.

It seems clear from the PPMs that LPs can claim depreciation deductions proportional to their share of the value of the property.

Right of way setbacks, landscaping requirements, soil erosion plans, dirt permits, soil compaction, Indian survey, protected Gila monster survey or brown bats,  etc etc etc.