Cost seg is simply the art and science of teasing out the individual depreciable components of a multi-component asset.

@Caleb RichardsonOaxaca is a charming city with tons of art, culture, and tradition.

I suppose the real art of investing in these is knowing what everyone else wants to know....which is, how much saturation in the mecca until the demand declines.

Tenant #2:  If I don't have my ESA around, I get very sad and unhappy and can bearly get out of bed to go to my art history class.

Thanks for the tag @Samuel PavlovcikChicago permitting is more of an art than science.

i do think as others have said you'd need both the housing AND a support structure.one thing i thought of in response to your idea is the model Scott Jelinek uses:https://www.amazon.com/Art-SlowFlip-Scott-Jelinek-ebook/dp/B...i am not affiliated with Scott, have nothing do with him, and am not recommending this. 

Type notice to creditors into the Adobe search box and go one by one to get your info.

Pixlr is becoming one of my favorites when I am unable to use Adobe It is like Photoshop with some of the same functionality, but it can be run on the web instead of downloading the application.

Now there is a bit of an art to this since you can go too far and become a “difficult” client to work with.

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