The cost of renovations was low as I only planned to fix a basement water issue, deep clean the home and swap a few fixtures.

I'd also be open to a conversation about the different neighborhoods and approaches if you are interested in swapping ideas. 

I typically have done drop and swaps but the bird of education for the city I’m in has caught on.My questions are If I do this am I still allowed to do cost segregation?

Ive had a few guest, and I want to swap out the King bed Mattress I have.

Where they used to call an electrician to swap out a wall heater, they clean them first. 

She swapped materials from mid-grade level to just the cheapest Home Depot stuff.

My current SOW is more or less as follows: New floors (hardwoods are heavily scratched, will be replaced with LVP's) PaintNew appliances (replacing current with stainless steel)Cabinets (I have the opportunity to purchase new ones at a discount, so I'm running the numbers on replacing vs painting and swapping hardware)New tile and vanity in bathroomI have some flipping experience, but this is my first rehab for a rental property.

My county just swapped to the new tax lien sale.

BBD would swap out an empty dumpster for the full dumpster up to 4 times per 1700 sq.ft. house, and "regular" tip fees after the first 4.

Maybe extend the shower to 4x6 tiled with a seat on the Water Closet side.It might make construction cheaper by getting rid of the storage area cubby spaces (less complicated walls and drywall), and open up the shower for use by older, or larger, or over weight people.Also moving the stove to the center of the serving bar might allow for more convenient cooking, as things could be set on both sides of the stove, then swap spaces with the sink and dish washer.