I do appreciate your words of warning however!

Also, I see no record of a pending lawsuit against you in the county or in trellis.So, I see your concern, and appreciate the warning to the rest of us (tho, I’d be using a lawyer for my own Florida evictions.)

I don't have direct contact in the Acquisitions department as I work with their environmental due diligence team on Phase I Environmental Site Assessments.That said, I echo @Chris Martin in warning that the environmental and engineering feasibility process can easily take a year or more.  

HMMM Lori,You're new to the forum, so let me warn you what's coming: a very direct talk, the only kind I administer.1.

The only thing I'll warn you is with SLC cracking down on short-term rentals, demand for the property could depend on how its zoned (e.g., does zoning allow for short-term rental use or would a future owner be at risk of it getting shut down by the city).

If you want to have a glimpse, look here:https://www.thetaxadviser.com/newsletters/2017/jun/expensing...Warning: it will not give you a clear answer, only a headache.But returning to the short answer, in most cases and based on your description, it will be 27.5 yr depreciation.

WARNING!

My lease does not specify a number of warnings regarding the noise ordinances.

Fair warning, it wont be cheap.

It's not supposed to, warnings and telling's galore not to do it, but it does, far more often then not.