I had a pretty in-depth project involving SROs in Brooklyn a short while ago.

Overhead door location and height, width and depth of space, bathroom locations and electrical and plumbing rough-ins etc.

The best thing of course is to consult an experienced tax pro and review your entire situation in depth. 

I can explain more in depth if you want to shoot me a dm.

This type of experience allows the inspector to spot structural integrity issues (again, one of my few deal-breakers), and it also helps the inspector have an in-depth familiarity of what various issues will cost to fix. 

Thanks @Jon Taylor for the great insights and in depth info.

If you need more in depth explanations about this or have questions, shoot me a DM.

You can take a more in-depth approach, but this is how I prescreen deals as a lender. 

Then the cycle again repeated by peaking in 1836 and then the panic of 1837 occurred.The Federal Reserve does have an effect on the cycle, potentially lengthening it or shortening it by manipulating the money supply and interest rates, but ultimately the Fed does not control the real estate cycle.

Raw data is not manipulated by any machine learning / AI BS algorithm.