This is why it's best to consult with an accountant before deducting anything from your income tax.The assets that are eligible for bonus depreciation, (defined as 5, 7,or 15-year property by the IRS in the MACRS) applies both to commercial and residential, as long as it is not one's personal residence.

I think it depends on what you define as acceptable as far as your investment criteria for returns are. 

I would also recommend reaching out to someone you know in HR/talent acquisitions/recruiting to help you define your needs and then the pay rate could be discussed.

Reg.  1.408–2(e), which defines some of the responsibilities of a nonbank trustee.

I don't plan to ever sell it as it'll make a great rental when I'm done living in it years from now, but the excellent financial aspect of it's appreciation was pure luck of timing.

Can anyone suggest an alternative that can scale from tracking all aspects of a single rehab to X many at a time?

If it were legal work associated with the purchase of the property or negotiating some aspect of the property, then it would. 

Study the following: price of homes with 2/3/4+ bedrooms, RENT for homes with 2/3/4+ bedrooms, days properties are on the market, difference in sales prices for MF & SF homes then start looking at the actual neighborhoods: crime rate, unemployment rate, wages, any growth aspects.

Deepa,Here are my 2 cents:- Have a well defined criteria and understanding of what you are looking for. 

This is the same question you ask yourself when deciding on any aspect of your business.