Since I always kind of viewed depreciation as sort of a 2-edged sword, or a temporary blessing from the IRS, I’m still trying to wrap my mind around why this gets added in, since it gets recaptured upon selling the property.

Now Zillow just started charging $10 a week for service, but I received an email this past week they have reduced there price by 50% temporary.

Now it's a long term rental.This area is ideal for mid-term rentals too, partially or unfurnished as well, since military members are constantly in need of temporary housing while they look for a house to buy.   

On the flip side, I never understood the point of purchasing a house in a place you know, you will be there on a temporary basis. 

The tenant is temporary.

I figured a small temporary cabin to live in/use during the year or so drying period would be okay as I work on other ventures.

We submitted proposed judgement and findings mid September 2018.I'm still in home - husband paying mortgage and bills through temporary orders. 

I see people form partnerships all the time; some temporary, some permanent.

Personally, I'm still open to doing a sub 2, as long as it's just temporary to get the home under contract.

Account Closed this is not intended to answer your question completely...I can think of about 80 different loans that could potentially fit in what you are asking....so explaining each at length would take a while....here's 3 quick summaries that might be able to help:Using the BRRRR Method - We usually need a temporary, short term loan for the acquisition step in this process.