We're old fashioned, so please don't suggest cryptocurrencies! 

Collectively, WE as RE investors and Americans do not want a wreckage of our economy and RE in general.  

You also may have a claim if the addition is pulling away from the home in a reasonably visible fashion.

Call me old fashion, but I like being able to somewhat easily get to my properties....Memphis was an experiment.I have since come back to just Oregon.You mention your current property. 

You might be able to more deduct the expense in the same year as well under different code( sec 190) see below.Remember, expenditures unnecessary for compliance with the Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) are not eligible.If you spent more than 5k in both removing the barriers and making changes for the compliance,  you can deduct other expenses up to 15k rather than capitalizing and depreciating it. 

We can spend time visiting properties that seems to have flags, not visit all the properties.Some of this can be done in a DIY fashion for someone inclined to try.

I'm trying to figure out how to make a good script so i can get all the information i need , while building good rapport.In a timely fashion.   

@Jessica WoodIf it's a standard ten-buck doorknob made by Defiant or Kwikset or Schlage or pretty much any other major American manufacturer, there's a very simple solution if you ever really do need entry, if there ever really IS an emergency.

Marcus though if you get on a few of the BP posts that title Morris you will see some serious financial carnage.. he has singlehandily wiped out whole families who lost their entire life savings.. those kind of things end up on American greed.. 

When I did my floors I went with Early American 230 I believe.