So, you will benefit from deducting depreciation for 3 years, but then you will have to return this temporary benefit when you sell - essentially a wash.And, as @Jon Holdman said, the deadline is firm, cannot miss it even by one day.And - very important - the rule assumes you do NOT move back.

Are you managing the Google Business yourself or did you hire an outside firm to assist with this?

According to the realtor, this transaction has been approved by the hard money lender and title company already.I have set a firm price at $100k, which is a good deal for the buyer, but I'd like the quick sale.Here comes the sketchy part: They would like me to accept payment of $125k with $25k being commission for the realtor, which the realtor is then going to use to pay the down payment. 

Due to Florida Real Estate rules, I can't have two DBA attached to the LLC that is the current brokerage corporation (the commercial firm).

I am considering an investment with Baceline Investments (David Puchi) and would like to know if anyone has experience they would care to share with either David or the firm. 

We can firm up the location as we get closer, but I would say somewhere around the Apopka area.

There's not a firm convention on this. 

Or is the title company owned by a lawyer/law firm?

I stood politely firm, letting them know we sadly cannot accommodate requests like these as easily as hotels as when someone books are property, they are booking our whole property.

Hi, I have a an engineering firm and I would like to use it for buying rental property, can I do that or I need to open a specific LLC for real estate investment ?