I am not sure what state you are in or whether you are doing an B+ or D property but I would look at everything and decide if anything sticks out as a real sore thumb.

Expenses incurred before the in-service date will likely be capitalized (added to basis) and depreciated over the life of the property.It’s much more beneficial to deduct expenses in full as opposed to capitalizing and appreciating them, so it’s important to advertise the property as soon as possible.Since you’re doing rehab work, it’s also  important to note the different tax treatment of expenses with respect to repairs and capital improvements.These talking points should certainly be explored with a professional.

Roaches can be killed pretty easy with a few aggressive treatments and ongoing preventative maintenance. 

Funded my LLC and bought the properties.Am thing thinking on drawing down on my available HELOC the same amount as my down payment.What would be the tax treatment on interest paid on HELOC? 

Hello, I am trying to find tenants for a 5 bedroom rehab in Lauraville 21214 and was approached by an individual looking to run a SUD Residential treatment program that is CARF accredited.

They're subject to special treatment under Sec 280A.

By and large best treatment...direct pressure, as you did. 

(e) The tenancy terminates, including the right of possession of the premises, as provided in subdivision 3.Subd. 2.Treatment of information.

Running certain types of expenses through an S Corp versus a disregarded entity doesn't change treatment or ability to deduct. 

Also have a separate entity for construction / flips as you get different tax treatment.