(Cost segregation identifies components with shorter lives—e.g., cabinets, appliances—allowing faster write-offs.

There is a comp on the block at $4,500 per BP rent estimator but it is larger with 4 bed and 3.5 bath.

A study breaks your property down into components (e.g., flooring, appliances, electrical, landscaping, etc.) and reclassifies certain portions from 27.5-year property to 5-, 7-, or 15-year property.

The STR tax strategy has 2 main components:1) The average stay per guest is 7 days or less for the tax year.AND2) You materially participate in your STR.

Here’s the breakdown 👇🏗️ Home Builder Confidence Reaches Highest Level Since AprilBuilder sentiment jumped 5 points to 37 in October, according to the National Association of Home Builders — the highest reading since April and a welcome change after months of stagnation.All three index components improved:Buyer traffic: up to 25 (+4 points)Current sales: up to 38 (+4 points)Future sales: jumped above 50 for the first time since January📊 Bottom line: While we’re still below the 50 mark that signals true expansion, this is a big step in the right direction.

It would probably be worthwhile to hire a consultant for this component to point you in the right direction if you dont have any lending experience.

If I am installing them I buy a mid level set that has no electronic control components.

Hi Justin, that sounds like a great project, mixed-use spaces with office and residential components can be strong performers.

This is the efficiency component in a capitalistic system.

Per Google - you could perform a cost segregation study that separates the different property components and then take the bonus depreciation?