(I think younger generation will have hard time wrapping head around this).

The ROI is HUGE.In terms of comps, you should really be looking at the additional income you'll be generating and how that will impact the value.

You then hand over the cashier's check and wait again for them to generate your receipt(s).

For example, if you own a rental property that generates $20,000 in rental income per year and you have $15,000 in deductible expenses, your taxable income would be reduced to $5,000.

If you were laid off from your w2, but you had a drive to do something with real estate and work for yourself, would you get back into the job force that's just any job to start generating some income for yourself or use the time to work to do something real estate related?

My first rental was such a headache with a vacancy and with a duplex, I can still generate some How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Therefore the property types that are the most favorable to generate bonus depreciation will be those with a high degree of what the tax code refers to as "land improvements".

The other piece to consider with cost segs is the value of the property evaluated and savings generated vs. the cost of the study.

I bought a single-family home with a tenant in place, generating cash flow.

That all revenue generated would have to stay in the company and couldn’t be used for personal things.I’m trying to find a way to use my God given talents and the only one I seem to have is in Real Estate hahaha.