I would say the catch is to understand what caused the damage.  

If you catch it before it expires, I believe you can change/extend the end date. 

Funny because I actually thought about it over the weekend while in Essex and took a photo of a sign.

@Leston Cochran Howard's right - the catch-all "category" for the type of space you're describing is usually known as "flex space."  

See some After & Before photos below:

You need to file a Form 3115 to change your method of accounting from an impermissible one to a allowable one and take a 481(a) adjustment to catch up on the previous depreciation you did not take.

The only catch is you MUST be an experienced, active wholesaler who currently does at least 1-2 deals a month and 12+ deals a year.  

I am worried about is boomers and Xers that are trying to catch up with their retirements and spending irrationally.  

But one simple nugget changed my mind and made me listen and re-listen.For anyone that didn't catch it, he said (back in 2/5/15), and I paraphrase:"Having half the country hate on you is a very powerful thing, if half the country hates you, you can become president!"

Catch your eye on vacant/ run down homes, for sale signs, other bandit signs, connection opportunities.