Can anyone recommend a good accountant? To make a long story short: I landlord for 5 years without realizing depreciation was non-optional. I'd like to file an IRS 3115 this year to try to recapture at least some of t...

The debt load being undertaken worldwide and the high likelihood of a serious drop in commercial real estate values over the next 5 years as tenants stop renewing leases in order to stay with work from home solutions makes me take any opinion with a huge grain of salt.

Any GC worth his salt is booked solid this time of year.

Also, let me know if you're reading this from Atlanta, Charleston, Savannah, Jacksonville, Sarasota, Tallahassee, Huntsville, Memphis, Nashville, Austin, Salt Lake City, or Boulder. 

@Adrienne Donner Hi Adrienne, I sold an apartment I owned in Salt Lake City that tested positive for meth.

Was thinking renting from Culligan would be the best bet but just not sure how to hold the tenant accountable with maintaining the account as far as payment and coordinating salt deliveries goes.

No lawyer worth their salt would write it up and it would certainly be non-enforceable. 

I am just starting out myself, so take what I say with a grain of salt.  

If you are not over leveraged you ride out the depreciation cycle.You did not purchase: You can then better leverage you money after the 25% decline and end up with greater value than purchasing before the decline.The tax advantages of the home purchase is less than it was with the higher personal deduction and the cap on State and Local Taxes (SALT). 

I take this Act with a grain of salt.