The interior was wrecked. 

She is an incredible interior designer and has done a great job working closely with the on site stagers to bring her visions to life.

We added a new roof replaced some HVACs and renovated the interiors of each unit.

I loved the interiors of this condo but it wasn't in the best location.

We have ~30K for the interior reno (materials and labor).

We're refreshing the interior with new floors, paint, window shades, etc. and updating mechanicals/fixtures for now.

Im assuming you saw the interior of this unit and saw a rental ledger to see if they have paid on time and take good care of the property???

That's because the caps on annual depreciation and expensing deductions for passenger automobiles don't apply to trucks or vans (and that includes SUVs) that are rated at more than 6,000 pounds gross (loaded) vehicle weight.SUV’s with an UNLOADED gross vehicle weight greater than 6,000 pounds but less than 14,000 pounds are allowed to claim a Section 179 expense of up to $26,200.Trucks with an interior bed-length of six feet or more are NOT subject to this $26,200 limit.Trucks over 6,000 pounds UNLOADED gross vehicle weight with beds shorter than six feet are considered SUVs and subject to the $26,200 limit.Trucks, vans, and SUVs with a LOADED gross vehicle weight of over 6,000 pounds are NOT subject to the Section 280F limits.

They have interior styling services. 

They have package levels based on what you are looking to do for the equipment and interior design.