You should double check with your lender because there could be wording in the mortgage that could change based on the actual loan product and your specific underwriting.

Is that just for that product? 

If a product could rejuvenate comp. roofing @ 20% cost of new would you be a customer?

However, I am confused about whether I will continue to claim depreciation for 2020--I imagine that, since it will be used for the production of income, I will depreciate it, multiplying the full annual appreciation amount by the fraction of time that it was actually in service (e.g., if I place it in service for half the year, I would take half of the 'normal' depreciation).

Would just like some input on ways to go about it so that the rehab meets my standards and the end product doesn't suffer, just because I'm not there to make sure.

Then i email those to my designer who puts together mockups & 3D renderings for me, complete with links to Benjamin moore paint colors, links to the products on Wayfair, etc.

So a roof leak wouldn't be one, but a clogged drain would be... ie. if the tenant contributed to the defective item, they contribute to the repair.  

Hello Biggerpockets.Its The People's Agent here to give more useful info since I am always learning new techniques working with investor clients and doing investments myself in Oregon.This post is about deciding which loan product to use when starting out your house hacking journey.

How do you like the product? 

I remember one person saying it didn't apply to us in general because we're calling to buy their property as opposed to selling them a product or service.