Depreciation can be added back as income.

There MAY be added value in SOME details that an architect might produce, however I'm dubious. 

@Wesley Myers It will likely be added to the property's basis and depreciated over 27.5 years beginning on the in-service date in 2021.

Their back rent can be added to the debt repayment plan, but spread out over time.Just listen to your lawyer and they can walk you through the process. 

You can also call bandit signs you see around town and ask to be added to their buyers list, and provide them your email. 

Recently had a house burn down that we recently foreclosed on and thankfully I carry insurance thru my agent and not servicer but reminded me of days when I went thru servicerThis should be added to a REO checklist item for yourself

Hi @Matt Leber, they probably wouldn’t be deductible directly on your income taxes per se, but they might be added to your cost basis and deducted through depreciation.

THey should be adding a little to the repairs, how else are they to make money ?

I have passed many of these properties up because of the smell, the cost of cleaning walls and cabinetry and the damage that has occurred because of this.Does anyone have any recommendations as to something that can be added to a leases rules and regulations regarding the excessive use of oils and grease (what would be considered excessive in one group of people wouldn't necessarily be called excessive in another group/race)?  

We will be adding another deck, EV charger, and renting it as a STR.