You'll have to qualify on your own income and I don't think you can speculate on any rental income that you may derive from VR.

Everyone has goals and strategies and those are major derivatives of how we approach real estate. 

Most of my profit these days is derived from “creating the spread” rather than getting it at purchase.

I like that the value is derived from the NOI and cap rates in the area - that gives the owner a lot of ability to dictate the price by lowering expenses and maximizing revenue.  

So my question is as follows; are there any circumstances where the bonus depreciation derived from a cost segregation analysis can be used to offset W2 earnings for tax year 2023 without qualifying for REPS?

I am a MHP sponsor and we are actively using this strategy, so I will unpack this here:Since bonus depreciation is derived from the portion of the property's value with a shorter useful life than the buildings themselves, the property types that are the most favorable to generate bonus depreciation will be those with a high degree of "land improvements".

This is typical for real estate transactions involving an SDIRA.UBIT and Debt-Financed Income: The Internal Revenue Code imposes UBIT on income derived from debt-financed property.

Expenses hear means operating expenses, vacancies, and capital expenses.The "2% rule" is derived rule that says a "good deal" for a rental property is one where the rent is at least 2% of the purchase price.

I am writing you because I believe this action is both unwarranted and misguided, and potentially very damaging to the manufactured housing industry, its employees, and the consumers it serves.Specific to Illinois, over 14,000 Illinois residents derive all or part of their living from the manufactured housing industry.

When a 15 is paid off, a 30 still has a 75% balance.Mortgage is derived from the word - muerte.