IRS publications carry exactly zero legal weightb. if we look at the header of this thread

A bit discouraging and frustrating but I will carry on.

Every item from a roof to a dryer has a depreciation schedule that is fairly standard.One income property is really easy to track if you associate it with one bank account. 

I did ask about short sale and they said they would need to see a HUD statement and purchase agreement to do that but I was confused how I would generate those two items without an agreement from Kiavi on the short sale amount? 

You might also qualify for the de minimis one that you mention since it is line item amounts 2,500 or less.I don't see this as strict adaptation, and nor would it be betterment or restoration.

I ended up adding a couple items to my checklist in the middle of the flip.

@Waylon Zook , I have and at least the institutions I requested service required 2 years business taxes, and a few other items.

We had to throw away many items stored down there due to mold growth.

Also, make sure that around month 9, 10 or 11, you get a THOROUGH home inspection done so the builder can repair any/all items that fall under the warranty up to that 1-year mark.

Well Since @Mike Dymski responded let me give you just one item..