Originally posted by @Nicolas Dib De Castro:@Matt Nico I would suggest a Refi with Hard Money.

If you have a de minimis safe harbor election in place for the tax year and expenses related to the building structures subsystem are more than $2,500, the expenses would be capitalized.It might make a lot of sense to forgo the de minimis safe harbor election and apply the betterment, adaption, and restoration (BAR) tests instead if doing so doesn't jam you up in other areas. 

@Rose De Luca  Well what was agreed to or discussed when you bought the house? 

Also, de minimis safe harbor (DMSH) election can’t be applied in this case either. 2.Yes, this could possibly use (DMSH) as each item in the invoice is less than $25003.Yes, this could possibly be considered as a repair as it helps to keep the property habitable and in good working condition.4.Other interpretations

Enjoy today. dalia de Jesus, Sound Real Assets, LLC 

@Paolo De Leon I am from Valencia as well and I keep an eye in the market.

Make sure to use the Delaware Statutory Trust as a fail safe option so you are not left holding the bag. 

Trident can do closing in at least PA, NJ and Delaware. 

Thanks, Kevin De Vargas CPA

Debt issuance costs should be capitalized as noted by Natalie.Most of the time they're amortized straight-line over the life of the loan, however if above the de minimis amount they're treated as OID.