It sounds like even if I fix the roof on a rental and then move back into it, I can still take the 100% bonus depreciation for the roof.https://www.americanbar.org/newsletter/publications/law_trends_news_practice_area_e_newsletter_home/0409_estate_financialplanning.html

gucid=N:N:PS:Paid:GGL...If the electronic lock ever fails, give guests the code to your manual lockbox so they can retrieve the key and gain entry while you travel over to fix.

If I read one of your posts correctly, you said it is read electronically. 

Automatic rent payments, signing leases online, electronic communication, etc.

Go pick something you know nothing about -- baseball cards, pens, watches, electronics, clothes, etc -- and practice wholesaling those things. 

Anything an hour away or more, I have a property manager to handle issues with tenants, collect rents as well as it's a requirement for insurance.Since these are leases I took over from previous landlords after I purchased their properties, I do not have their e-mail addresses to notify the renters that we now accept electronic payments through Cozy.  

I have a Bachelors in Electronic Media and Broadcasting obtained in 2011 at NKU.

If the software is not simplifying your life or making you more accurate, you shouldn't use it.Software does have extremely helpful features like online payments, marketing syndication (click a button and your property is advertised on multiple sites), electronic document review/signing, maintenance tracking, and owner reports.

No renters insurance had been taken out by the tenants , My insurance I believe is just for fire and destruction from the tenants destroying the property. a few electronic were taken probably less than a $1000.00 in value.

Your Excel entry example makes perfect sense to me as an outsourcing option.I think we should outsource the time consuming intellectual / electronic / virtual work and free ourselves up to innovate, create, and do what we're good at or love to do.I think we should insource premier talent, R&D, manufacturing, farming.... things that require serious talent and/or serious shipping costs, or relate to national security and well-being (energy, farming)If we cultivate a reputation as a source of innovation, top-notch talent at top-notch salaries, and high quality manufactured products that we stand behind - I think the U.S. can remain strong into the forseeable future.If we continue to not look beyond the bottom line in business - we're doomed - we can't hope to compete with China, India, Brazil...