As it turns out my CPA was correct and world order has been restored. 

This will, indeed, restore confidence in the market, offering more purchasing power. 

I'm at a turn in my career where having 100+ units isn't sexy on top of that I like restoring communities by removing blight and offering employment opportunities and strategically in LMI areas that just have a stupid dogmatic mindset by the greater population that it's not an "ideal" area (i.e.

@John DeanJohn, I’ve used both Kilz original oil based (on any surfaces that are real bad/ deteriorating) and then their newer product that is water based called Restorer... most recently (April) I bought a place that had two beautiful dogs that literally never saw the outdoors and after stripping the carpet rolled Restorer on the entire subfloor before throwing down the usual LVP.

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There is a proposed law making its way that would restore the 100% bonus depreciation, and it's likely to happen.3.

However, if the trend is for marble or perhaps engineered flooring, your buyer will take your wood floors as a minus, as they will desire to rip up your restored wood floors, considering it a renovation!

Also, do you have the full tax benefits of investment property restored when it's pulled out of an IRA (depreciation, etc.)? 

Isn't this very expensive repair restoring the property to its previous condition?

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