However, prepaid rent expense, interest and insurance are deducted only for the tax year they pertain to.DepreciationDepreciable basis of a property is undepreciated basis minus land value:Purchase price + major remodeling + improvements – land value – accumulated depreciation = Current basisFor this paper we will assume all properties placed in service before 1987 are fully depreciated.

This past year was a great year to start an online education of any kind, and while it didn't strictly pertain to real estate for a lot of folks, real estate was industry it possible for. 

How that pertains to your situation, say you had 50K to put into a ROTH SOLO401K over a couple of years, or keep it 'in cash' to invest with.The BENEFIT of the ROTH is your earning/growth is tax free when taken.

If you want to dig deeper, you can also look up all archived documents that pertain to zoning to see if a certain use has been approved or not here:http://www.phila.gov/zoningarchive/

You need to show that you regularly engaged in a trade or business as it pertains to EACH and every property.

Or do you just consider yourself as “special” where the lease that you signed doesn’t pertain to you anymore?

I live in Mechanicsburg, PA and I'm looking for a good CPA that is update to date and aware of all the real estate laws pertaining to LLC's, real estate taxes, and really all things real estate. 

You can learn basics from either source...just make sure the info is relevant to your state, each state has different laws pertaining to this. 

Here is an excerpt from the instructions for Form 5695 (the form you would need to fill out to claim the tax credit) which pertains to included costs: No costs relating to a solar panel or other property installed as a roof (or portion thereof) will fail to qualify solely because the property constitutes a structural component of the structure on which it is installed.What it looks like that sentence is saying to me is: a roof that is built to be able to hold a solar array counts as a structural component, and therefore counts as a cost of the project.

And to also circle back to the advantageous tax benefits of Delaware, specifically as it pertains to retirement benefits, there is a consistent flow of retirees in the area that require housing.