(If you die first you basis gets stepped up and there’s no tax savings.)It looks like adding it to capex is a SLIGHT winner. (1/27th of the money spent as a deduction per year.

My wife and I have good credit and she has a decent job making about 80k a year but I am the main bread winner of the family.

Blaze Grills has a Marine grade grill for coastal residents. 

End of the day it will work or it wont..if it plays out the way you want it to or think it will then you will be the winner..  

It's been a while and I realize I've been posting a lot less, but I came to the opinion that THERE ARE LOTS OF YOUNG PEOPLE WHO ARE A WASTE OF SKIN and IT'S VERY POSSIBLE TO FAIL AS A PARENT through my experience as a teacher.The worst failure as a parent that I ever saw in my position was a Greek national lottery winner.

Lots of winners in Texas too.But I tell people to be patient and give themselves 5-10 years and they’ll be set for life.

It doesn't seem like you have the experience to say that the deal is a winner.

The past "spectacular returns" make you an overall net winner with them?

Small world, I see you're in Marin!

(or better yet, both)If it looks like your probable income will cover all expenses and debt service, you probably have a winner.