Wondering if there are any subtle signs that the market may be cooling off.

@Will WallanderYes, all appliances can be deducted in full using one of the 3 methods:de minimis safe harborbonus depreciationSection 179All 3 methods give you a 100% deduction, but there're some subtle differences between them which are too tedious to dive into.

(And yes, that was a not-so-subtle way to mention that fact.)

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There often may be a subtle or material variance in how each lender approaches a loan. 

Since that is the flavor of our business, I thought I would reply if you are still seeking that kind of opportunity.

If you were going from a four unit to a five-unit (commercial building) that could benefit from forced appreciation - THEN adding an additional unit could be justified from an equity creation standpoint BUT if you're under five units, then the decision is more subtle.

Also, look for subtle things on the outside of houses because you may uncover a seller who is motivated to sell for reasons other than maintenance neglect suggests. 

Look for subtle things in this situation.

In case the point was too subtle in Bill's post, Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure does not mean that the mortgage will not be foreclosed.