If that is true, your accountant likely suggested, that you take bonus depreciation on the 15 year assets(which you can do).I think he was suggesting to make the election to opt out of bonus depreciation for the 5 and 7 year assets. 

That's called a "seller carry back" and the seller can elect to be taxed on only money received.

Tim Maloney is the president.

I live in Newark Delaware and work for a financial institution as a Vice President.

Just a piece of advice if you do elect to pull some cash out is to stay at 60% loan to value. 60% loan to value for most products will get you the best combo of rates/costs on the loan. 

Of course, almost nobody would or should invest in Venezuela or Argentina (although I know people who are bullish on Argentina following the election of president Millei) so I'm not sure how relevant they are in the conversation.As to Mexico, its economy is performing much better than its American counterpart.

And both have county governments that are elected mostly by population centers that are pretty far away — Reno for Washoe County and Sacramento suburbs for Placer County.  

But let me say this, I am aware that housing is in short supply.”Powell also reiterated that:- unemployment while still low is steadily notching higher;- job and wage growth while still strong are steadily moderating;- inflation is moderating, on trend, and the Fed’s target of 2% is on the horizon.The Bottom like: I still think we get interest rate cuts in September, and a second one after the election.

Many in their 50s have no idea what they want to do when they "Grow Up", we call them elected politicians:) So keep being interested.

Hi AJ, Great info- Majority of our investor buyers have elected to go the route of DSCR financing as apposed to a full documentation conventional loan due to the pricing being similar even at higher loan to values.