For rental properties I know you can depreciate things like a new roof, new washing machines etc...although different things have different schedules of depreciation.

You turn your equity in the home into a machine that generates income for you while reducing your risk/liability that comes from the property ownership.

I have a unit that needs 1/4 drywall over many cracked plaster walls and ceilings, and as I've heard it, the specialists would be able to do it far faster and cheaper than the general guys because that's ALL they do, and they have the taping machines and skills to make it fly.

I'm a machine repairman for a steel factory in Detroit.

You'll have a cash flow machine in no time.

They are very efficient and a huge eviction machine but at the same time have a personal touch if you have questions or a unique situation.

@Casey CroweToo bad you couldn’t hit it with a heavy enzyme treatment then use an ozone machine with a very large output.

Amenities were infinity pool, hot tub, sand volleyball court, tanning beds, gym, and vending machines too. 

They once offered up the basement for furniture storage for a charity drive... and also used the washing machine to wash about 20 loads of clothing they were going to donate. 

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