It seems you think MB is exponentially more valuable given that you said it makes TDR look like a "roadside lemonade stand" in your other post.

I heard about a "Lemonade" company recently.

State Farm, Geico, Lemonade, etc...  

But, thats another issue since you are taking in rents.Yup, depreciation is a "lemonade from lemons" sort of story... 

Unless you plan on redoing the plumbing totally and going to a septic system or hooking into a city sewer, you need to 'make lemonade' with what you have.

Long Story short I'm exhausted working a 9-5 exhausted working for someone else dreams and exhausted of putting time into a business to get a lil extra money to go on a short vaca only to come back to the reality of working for someone else I want to work into an investment that will invest into my trip my business and go on a short term vaca or long term but the only difference would be I don't have to come back to the reality of working for someone else my reality would be …"Where to next" or "What properties am I going for" while sipping on my strawberry Marg somewhere around the world :D 

Unless you are "playing a big game," saying that depreciation is a wonder drug is really just making lemonade out of lemons.Remember, if you do a 1031 exchange you can defer the depreciation liablility along with the capital gains liabiity.. 

Wholesaling - The only job with a lower barrier to entry than running a lemonade stand.

The kid selling lemonade at a sidewalk stand in his parent's front yard does not sponsor daredevils to go to space in balloons so they can skydive back to earth.

It sounds like you will make lemonade wherever you go and you are young so do what works and however it turns out, just learn from it.