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So, you will benefit from deducting depreciation for 3 years, but then you will have to return this temporary benefit when you sell - essentially a wash.And, as @Jon Holdman said, the deadline is firm, cannot miss it even by one day.And - very important - the rule assumes you do NOT move back.

So here I am to pursue real estate full time...I've already set my first 90 day deadline.

If those are scheduled only one day apart you'd better have a fire lit under the selling title co because they're going to have to close and record the sale and still beat the fed wiring deadline to get the proceeds to one or more purchase title companies. 

Even if you have to pay them, it is invaluable to make sure you understand what you're signing, when deadlines are, what you need to do before closing, etc etc etc.Can you learn it and do it on your own, sure! 

I would like to say that you can get an equity partner to help but your deadline is too close for that to go through. 

@Christopher Winkler My understanding is that if you don't file a POC before the deadline, your debt is not included in the payment plan but your debt continues to exist and collect interest.

After the deadline to send the Signed Termination Notice has passed - I would think you would be on firm Legal Grounds to proceed with your new folks.

@Wellington PalmaMany accountants are busy with the 4/15 deadline around the corner.

Aside from the fact that I'm going to get fined on not paying it in time (and since their deadlines are so short, I don't see how I can ever get out of that cycle yet), any ideas how to pay it?