Hi Matt you're a little off on the opp zone tax treatment. 

But your accountant can classify the assets, goodwill, consulting agreement, etc in a way that maximizes favorable tax treatment.

In my experience, 90% or more are absolute shams to get pets into a rental by people that are not actually disabled or seeking treatment for a disability.

@Paul Murch - I am not an expert when it comes to junior liens, especially when it comes to their treatment in BK cases.  

@Nancy B.The DMSH is less an expensing election and more a book conformity election.There's a concept involved in the DMSH and other areas of the capital expenditure code section and regs called "units of property".You don't examine each line item on a receipt, you examine "units of property".Buildings are called out under the units of property regs as having special treatment. 

He may be correct that the entire building requires treatment.

I have one now that doesn't show well but we did get the owner to pay for a deep cleaning and carpet treatment.

They are paid through Paypal, FB payments, etc.I have quarterly insect treatments at the cabin and they have my card number. 

The world thinks a lot less of my probity than it does of yours.But your response does remind me greatly of the time I submitted a paper in a nursing class that pointed out the obvious fact that that Big Pharma has minimal direct financial incentives to direct their research budgets towards finding one-time cures and maximum direct financial incentives for putting money into finding ongoing treatments for chronic diseases.I got a D with a big circle around it and a denouncement by the nursing professor with the side job in Big Pharma for being so bold as to point out how math works.

Grow faster, resist treatment, etc.