On our 120 unit bought two years ago we went from $319,090 to $721,920 and our 292 unit bought 2 months ago it went from $729,272 to $1,640,556 in annual depreciation.We paid ~ $3000 for the cost seg survey to be done so for us and it is an absolute no-brainer.Even with the accelerated benefits bleeding off over the first 15 years it makes total sense and hitting on what @Yonah Weiss mentioned, we are continually adding capital assets that we can then put back in to the cost seg pot.

For my level of cooking skills, one stainless pot and one knife from Walmart is plenty.

Up to 60% off.https://www.tramontina.com/cam...There are a bunch of items from cutlery to pots and pans.

Regardless of what sport we use as an analogy, the whole team needs to play by the same rules, at least show up and sit on the bench.

Yes, I've had tenants send nice gifts (not expensive, one lady sent 2 pillow cases she sewed designs on) pot holders, ink pens, after shave, little stuff sent with nice intentions.

Sounds like you have a big pot and this one keeps messing up the rest.  

What would happen if the business owner only made, say, $200k and they had to decide whether to fund the active business growth or the passive investing growth pot?

Listen in court for how attorneys approach the bench to make their case.

Put that in a pot of water and simmer for an hour (longer if you can).

Instead, my motion was denied by a liberal judge who was arrested for DUI and removed from the bench a short time thereafter (obviously someone that doesn't exercise good judgment).