Dan, I've seen you attack ADUs as an investment vehicle here and on other posts, and I think you've maybe lost touch with what's happening with ADUs -- at least in Los Angeles.Just to share some boots-on-the-ground information with you:Appraisals are beginning to account for the real value of an ADU because ADUs are very attractive to traditional homebuyers.

. - If you are investing passively in a syndication with bonus depreciation, make sure to vet the sponsor and understand the investment vehicle before you invest.

Apparently most EV owners have an adapter for their vehicle that allows them to charge that way. 

The emergency vehicles do not want to get trapped on a dead end street where they may not be able to turn around. 

Plus Sec. 179 still exists as well for an accelerated depreciation vehicle for smaller taxpayers.

One has 3,000 and the other has 17,000 vehicle traffic.  

Shoot, even just witnessing what an expensive vehicle can do to your net worth every month is worth the exercise. 

After 30 years as an electric motor technician, I’ve transitioned into real estate to achieve financial freedom and spend more quality time with my spouse.

Would love to get seasoned investors' advice on how they would solve this investment/tax challenge: I am about to transfer 300k from a retirement vehicle so that I can use the money to retire early.

Here in South FL, garages are very rarely used to park vehicles.