@Deanna McCormick, I'm talking about the small claims court case for recovery of damages and rents.

I want to claim depreciation (I understand if I sell my property for more money, there will be a tax-recapture), using MACRS (Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System) which is Home Value - Land Value / 27.5 years.

In my areas when there is a economic bust: condo's prices go down first and dives the deapest and when there is an economic recovery:the same condos are the last to recover with the slowest recovery rate.

But I think it was more luck from the 2008 FMC recovery than anything else. 

Lastly, I wish you a speedy recovery and look forward to continued interactions on the site.

If you're only going to get an extra $100/m afterwards - that'll be seven years before full recovery!

They seem to focus on flipping.There's also a Cash Flow Game & Recovery group that holds meetings on Harlem near the airport.

Even in the same local market various types of commercial properties can be at different points in the recovery cycle and are underwritten differently. 

The collapse and "L" shape recover in oil, Bakersfield has had less of a recovery than most other areas in California. 

Honestly I don't really care if it's just a 25 dollar recovery (which would be $75 after a case), I just need all the money back that I am owed and I'm willing to go to court over it.Here is the explanation, via text message, verbatim in full:50 for breach of lease agreement one extra day stay. 48.97 for electricity. 25 cleaning trash removal left in can when you should have done it trash night and i had to remove and deal with it. 30 for new pan and utensils for what you did not clean and ruined the frying pan. 25 for further cleaning of stove (grease) microwave (filthy) and other general cleaning of your mess.