I Create a safe zone around may area with promise of physical violence is my thing.

Ironically, my article that you linked specifically answers your question, under "Myth 4", and I'll copy-paste the answer:We may try to debate whether taking depreciation is required by law.

Does anybody have any specifics they'd like to share with us who are trying to follow the e-myth but who aren't very good at re-inventing a wheel?

@Su Lee Glad to provide the link to the podcast hosted by @Taylor L.It's accessible at: https://www.passivewealthstrategy.com/self-directed-ira-myths-what-are-udfi-and-ubit-with-bernard-reisz/The question that you're looking to get answered is addressed (I believe) somewhere in that episode, but there are certainly other great resources for that - as well as plenty of unreliable resources on the web.When looking for an account-type for yourself, the best guidance that I can give is that you work with a company that provides multiple account-types (401k/QRP/SDIRA/401k-LLC/QRP-LLC/IRA-LLC, etc.) - so that you get the account that fits you best.A service-provider that only delivers a single account-type is too likely to mislead and misinform, because these are definitely not "one-size-fits-all." 

A consumer is expected to shop for credit and the "Don't get a bunch of pulls of credit or it will hurt your score" is more of a myth from loan brokers/agents than truth from credit reports.

*chuckles* Sorry, this is almost like arguing politics.Here's my thing...

The practice of putting research into book form would surely benefit my understanding of the subject, enhance organization skills, and constitute effective practice for eventually publishing something of more general interest.

The blog by Jeff Brown in today's newsletter (http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/07/25/real-estate-investors-myths-eternal-truths/) was the latest place where I heard him beating the drum about 1031s only being worthwhile as a last resort.  

This sub forum should be a great way to enhance deal making and networking with fellow local members.  

We do use a polymer enhanced multipurpose thin set (MAPEI) when working with an uncoupling membranes - I'll check to see if it would be suitable over cork.