There are non-tax considerations, especially so in the current environment.I'm hearing from my clients that it's very difficult to get contractors on the job and they're charging an arm and a leg because they all have an incredible backlog of work.In the current environment, I'd say the less risky path is to acquire a property without deferred maintenance and do a cost seg if it is beneficial.

I had used Atlas and there are no better than my previous company Only Choice.

When is it beneficial to take on loans versus taking money from investors when flipping houses?

It sounds super beneficial and hopefully the buyer is in agreement with it once presented.

You might have a leg to stand on if you say it was your landlord's choice to use a less standard quartz that can't be matched and that you only owe for replacing that one piece of quartz.

You can give them the choice. 

.- A down payment upwards of 15% - *Most beneficial in A or B+ class areas and properties that do not have an ADUHope this helps... best of luck to you on your REI journey and in the Big Apple!

Making all the wrong choices when I was younger hasn't allowed me to break past the lower middle class.

If you buy in a location where prices and rents are increasing below the inflation rate, your income will be eroded over time by inflation, and you may have no choice but to decrease your standard of living over time.

In a year from now come August of 22, 1 of 2 choices will be made.